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One would say this for multiple reasons. 1 being to shoo someone away. Another to say goodbye. It could also be used to greet someone or to tell someone to come near you. It’s overall just kind of a way to get someone’s attention.
“Hey you, tis tis. Come over here”
“Okay well it was nice seeing you, tis tis”
“Oh please. I never want to see you again, tis tis”
“Hey girl, it’s been awhile. Tis tis”
Tis Tis by Engmay427 May 31, 2021
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I think its "who", but really not.
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'tis indeed 

a term usually associated with homosexuality or cowardice; often used to take the place of other demeaning words in conversation or as a precursor to using such
Person 1-"is that guy hiding behind that rock a gay guy?"
Person 2- "yes. He 'tis indeed a (stutter) gay guy"
'tis indeed by Mr Frogs June 9, 2020

'Tis the damn season 

It's the season of looking back of wondering what would've happen if you took the road that was not taken. Or if you just stayed. If you didn't just escaped away from that little hometown.

And so it's also the season of regrets, when you finally realized that the heart you broke was your very own. And so now, you're missing his smile..
'Tis the damn season

"Tis the damn season, right this time." by Taylor Swift. Like the very season of losing someone, of missing someone, and of regretting..

tis but a scratch 

A term used by tough people who are severally wounded but want to maintain there tough image.
Hey you just flew out the window after the car crash and your head is cracked open

It's okay tis but a scratch.
tis but a scratch by Hampto July 1, 2016
Tis is a short way for writing "It is"
Tis the best
tis by MaRk** April 2, 2003
TIS' - pod: v.

This Is Sparta/Pit Of Death

the act of physically or emotionally destroying an opponent, usually with a figurative kick in the sternum.
that f-cking n00b teabagged me! im gonna tis/pod him!!!
tis/pod by livin4donuts April 27, 2009
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