Toneage

A lifestyle choice where exercise and fitness is a dominant priority.
Can also be used to the describe a period of time spent working out.

Example 1 - I did some amount of Toneage this morning!!
Example 2 - Il be going to the gym for some Toneage later

by bucky400 June 3, 2011

toneage

To imply a tone or attitude in conversation.

Hey, watch your tonage...

by Scott March 25, 2005

tonnage law

"The vessel, or vehicle with the greatest gross tonnage has the right of way."

Based in part on the navigation rule about ships restricted in ability to maneuver and how other ships need to stay away. And the reality of if there is a collision between two or more vehicles the smaller vehicles will take more damage than the larger vehicles. And that greater amount of damage is shared with the occupants of the smaller vehicle.

Smart car v. F-350 crew cab pickup. Pickup driver is shook up and possibly bruised from the airbag, they can walk away. Smart car driver is in the ambulance on the way to the hospital with multiple fractures and or internal injuries. Moral of the story, violating the tonnage law will end up in pain & suffering. Even though you may have the right to be where you are, the right will not protect you from harm.

by Dammitmon July 10, 2011

tuneage

Extremely good tunes. Coined by "skrappyjon2019"

wow, that is some awsome tuneage!

by SwampFox December 29, 2004

Tuneage

The presence of music. Playing music. Giving Music to someone.

I'll hook you up with some sweet tuneage.
I need some tuneage.

by pprkut October 16, 2008

rule of tonnage

The biggest vehicle has the right of way. If you are on a bike, you should yield to cars.

Marten used to bike, but he got smashed when he ignored the rule of tonnage.

by Encanis October 2, 2009

Tonsager

Half man, Half bear, half pig, and quarter beaver. Of extremely big nature, This person is extremely aggressive and not to be tolerated. He also has small balls. Can ocasionally be gay.

That guy is such a Tonsager

by PincheMachine January 22, 2011