Treb
An alcoholic drink made from three shots of spirit (typically vodka) and then a mixer. Commonly found in the North East of England.
Treb by SwiiindonLadd July 8, 2019
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Treb
Launching semen onto a woman's vagina from a distance of no less than one foot away.
Derived from Trebuchet, the medieval siege weapon.
Derived from Trebuchet, the medieval siege weapon.
Treb by Petohtalrayn January 17, 2014
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treb by Jason Haxton April 23, 2006
trebuchet
A superior piece of medieval siege weaponry which is capable of hurling ninety kilogram projectiles over a distance of three hundred metres using a one-tonne counterweight. Capable of smashing castle walls with ease, unlike those inferior catapults.
Plebeian: The catapult is the best piece of siege weaponry in history.
Dominus: Can it hurl 90kg projectiles over 300m using a counterweight?
Plebeian: No...
Dominus: Then the trebuchet is vastly superior.
Dominus: Can it hurl 90kg projectiles over 300m using a counterweight?
Plebeian: No...
Dominus: Then the trebuchet is vastly superior.
trebuchet by AVeryMadIrishman November 14, 2016
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A common place is to duct tape the item to the underside of a toilet cover in a public restroom.
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