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A word to show people they should be ashamed. Especially for something extrememly stupid like urban dictionary not accepting a definition. Also it's better to use two tisks or three tisks than one tisk.
Dude: Dang urban dictionary wont accept my definition...Tisk.
Girl: Tisk Tisk...tisk do better in three.
Dude: My tisk is strong enough to stand alone.
tisk by Baron S. July 3, 2009
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A variation of "tsk" used by people who don't REALLY know how to spell and are unaware that not every word is spelled phonetically.
"TISK at my Wal-mart brand keyboard, with my husband's slime on it, for making a typo."
tisk by SundanceKid18 February 4, 2004
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tisk tisk 

The phrase "tisk tisk" is sometimes used when someone does something bad, frowned upon, or just plain stupid.
" tisk tisk " said rebecca to stephanie when she forget to do her homework.
tisk tisk by iheartyou October 29, 2005

tisk tisk 

bad frowned upon phrase tisk naughty
Tisk tisk Kory! You are so typical!
tisk tisk by G-Doggy August 6, 2012

Tisk tisk 

The phrase "tisk tisk" is sometimes used when someone does something bad, frowned upon, or just plain stupid.
" tisk tisk " said amanda to felix when he publicly posted a contradictory statement
Tisk tisk by Notallhoeswearheels March 22, 2017
a rare beauty, who is also extraordinarily intelligent, and has a great love of life! A beautiful person!!! Also: forum dominatrix.
Tisket is my hero.
Tisket by Gemstone IV February 19, 2012
A fictional Bounty Hunter in the Star Wars universe. Tisko was one of the most dangerous Bounty Hunters in the galaxy.

Also, the act of being excessively dangerous, or violent in an almost ridiculous amount.
Look, there's tisko. Let's run

That guy was so Tisko when he shot that other guy in the eyeball
Tisko by Chunky Monkey July 6, 2005
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
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