Male displaying generic "frat-guy" behavior traits. Is not necessarily in an actual fraternity, or in college for that matter. Constantly asserts his manliness through loud obnoxious boasts relating to topics that can include, but are not limited to, penis size, car size, how drunk he got/how many "bitches" were at/he had sex with at the party, bench pressing, and possibly irrational exaggerations with regard to extreme sports that he is, in reality, probably not that good at.
"Shut up, Dahlhauser! I saw you getting shut down by that chick at the Delta Chi party last night! Quit being such a todd!"
"That guy thinks he can chug an entire keg. What a todd."
"That guy thinks he can chug an entire keg. What a todd."
by paul anders October 2, 2007
by dicktyy May 21, 2017
(Verb) To bring an old or worn article of clothing along on a trip with the specific intention of not bringing it back home. That is, instead of throwing it out, you’ll pack it in your suitcase, wear it one final time, then discard it, lightening your load on the return trip. Also "todding." Todd is a slightly less-common variation of T-Bud.
Kitty's dress was getting a bit frayed, so she planned to todd them on her vacation to Florida. She was todding that outfit in Sarasota.
by rossfish January 15, 2020
The guy who is so lovely but tricky at times to he is funny and if you ever meat him and u are nice to him then there is a good chance that he will like u too but once he likes one girl he will stick with that one girl no matter what happens Todd's are often really good at sports brownish hair and amazing eyes
by TD toad TD September 18, 2017
Todds are huge goofs, sometimes well illustrated by the cartoon "Goofy". They exist to be goofy - claim asinine ideas about humanity and especially female hair. If Todds are in sight, they must be tickled intensely, immediately upon contact.
He is goofing around, like a Todd.
by the_number_13 August 20, 2012
A Todd (sometimes pronounced "Tawd") is a type of horse commonly found in the wild. Todds are very beautiful, muscular horses with a pleasant aroma that some say reminds them of corn and hay. These animals usually graze in Northern Alabama, but they have been spotted as far as Afghanistan. Many people are instantly attracted to these wild beasts when they see them, but Todds are wild and it takes a lot of patience and time to tame them. Once domesticated though, they prove to be worth the effort by quickly learning how to please their owners. Todds will eat just about anything, but they prefer sweet potatoes and prunes.
by OldMamaDawg November 27, 2012