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Tiffin Boys 

Boys who derive their feeling of intellectual superiority from the ability to say long words.

If you see a tiffin boy, best thing to do is run or hide! I say this with absolute sincerity.
Tiffin boys is synonymous with mentally retarded.
Tiffin Boys by RightHandedGhost September 1, 2020

tiffin boys 

The worst kind of boys. You never want to meet one. Escape whilst you can. They think they're great but they're actually all clapped, ugly thots.
"I was walking through Cromwell when suddenly I was being beefed by some clapped tiffin boys"
tiffin boys by SparkleGareth March 10, 2018

Tiffin boys 

A school filled with neeks and nerds that have rich families backing them even if they fail in life
Look at the neek from tiffin boys
Tiffin boys by Neeker6969 June 20, 2019

tiffin boys 

tiffin boys are leng people who are too good for tgs and kgs

they are better than the noncy kgs in everyway possible

they are smart intellectuals who will smack kgs in a fight
look at those tiffin boys they are so peng
tiffin boys by min.jr May 30, 2022

Tiffin Boys School 

School for rich posho kids that don't want to go to a private school. Either extremely short asses or tall genetic freaks. At the end of the day, they are way better than the Tiffin Girls School (clapped asf) and Kingston Grammar School, which isn't even a grammar school it's literally a private school pretending to be a grammar school.

Tiffin Boys = Smart Rich Neeks
"The Tiffin Boys School has so much aura innit" "Yeah but they're kinda gay though"
Tiffin Boys School by Mr. Redaeal January 27, 2025
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