Tevel 

A way of expressing surprise, shock, or different types of emotions.

Example1: “oh for the love of tevel!”
Example2: “for tevel sake!”
Example3: “tevel creation this is just silly!”

Tevel by Loviksci February 22, 2022

Tevel 

A loud black boy

you are a tevel

Tevel by ytfdasbke.augj October 15, 2020

Tevel 

Most beautiful girl in the world

Tevel eating a hamburger

Tevel by Marshmallow pink November 20, 2021

telelogophobia 

A fear of certain television logos, including, opening/closing logos, and station/network identifications. Caused by any combination of bad graphics/animation, and creepy, primitive music. Some commonly feared logos include Viacom's V of Doom and Screen Gems' S From Hell

Telelogophobia is more common than you think.

telelogophobia by Chad June 10, 2004

Tebello 

She is a very smart and cute girl. she knows what she wants in life.when she walks into the room you automatically know she is there. she does tell a few lies here and there but she only does it to protect herself or others. Tebello loves going out with her friends. Tebello loves to read books that she is interested in you will never force he to read what he does not like. You will never want to get on her bad side. she does not get overwhelmed easily. she will correct you when you are wrong and will always stand up for whats right.

when Tebello walked into the room it went silent.

Tebello by Tebello June 3, 2020

tetelestai 

Literally translated the Greek word tetelestai means, “It is finished.” The word occurs in Greek translations of John 19:28 and 19:30 and these are the only two places in the New Testament where it occurs. In 19:28 it is translated, “After this, when Jesus knew that all things were now completed, in order that the scripture might be fulfilled, he said, ‘I thirst.’” Two verses later, he utters the word himself: “Then when he received the sour wine Jesus said, ‘It is finished,’ and he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.”

The word tetelestai was also written on business documents or receipts in New Testament times to indicate a bill had been paid in full. The Greek-English lexicon by Moulton and Milligan says this:

“Receipts are often introduced by the phrase sic tetelestai, usually written in an abbreviated manner...” (p. 630). The connection between receipts and what Christ accomplished would have been quite clear to John’s Greek-speaking readership; it would be unmistakable that Jesus Christ had died to pay for their sins.

dude 1: "aye man, my sin is keeping me from living righteously with God"
dude 2: "it's already been paid in full by Jesus man... tetelestai!"

tetelestai by you are great. November 13, 2011

Terelak 

A Terelak is someone who is grumpy most of the time. To strangers he seems unapproachable and quite morose. To outsiders watching in, he can seem bored and disorientated. To those who know him, he often dishes out bants left right and centre. Often after a big night out a Terelak will come to work late, unshaven, wearing the same clothes (or a similarly grotty and unironed item) and being even more grumpy than usual. A classic Terelak tactic after such nights is to not wear his jacket, therefore making it look like he's been at his desk and is not actually late.

Terelak's often use vocab no-one understands. It is essential that a dictionary is relied on when talking to a Terelak.

"I did a Terelak last night, lost my keys, my phone, my life!"

"Why is that guy so angry looking?"
"Oh, I wouldn't worry, he's just a Terelak"

Terelak by Megabants November 15, 2012