Trevorrow
A person with horrible luck. Everywhere they go, a black cloud is sure to follow. Always sincere and fun, but keep your head up while around them.
Here comes the Trevorrow train.
Trevorrow by Blue Boundaries March 7, 2010
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thremorrow
A term used to describe the day approximately three days from yesterday, or, the day after tomorrow. with the word "tomorrow" being taken literally as "2-morrow" and thremorrow as "3-morrow". other spellings include: 3morrow , threemorrow.
Person A: "What are you doing tomorrow?"
Person B: "Idk, but thremorrow I am going to the skate park."
Person A: "...wtf?"
Person B: "Idk, but thremorrow I am going to the skate park."
Person A: "...wtf?"
thremorrow by DaysOfTheWeek April 1, 2013
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Trevorrow • Tremorrow • trimorrow • thremorrow • Trevartow • Trevorous • The Sorrow • Trevor Lawrence • trevor moore • Trevor Moran
Trevorous
An adjective linking to the name Trevor, which in most cases is a name of kid who is short, squarish, and unaccepted by society. Trevorous refers to a person that thinks he is cool, wants to be awesome, thinks he is a bad ass,and cant get his head out of his unusually large anus.
Tremorrow
The day after tomorrow
This is because the 'to' from tomorrow can be read as 'two' as in the number so add 1 and now it's 'three', shorten it and it's 'tre' and stick that in front of morrow and you get the word tremorrow.
you can also up the amount so the day after tremorrow would be fomorrow ect...
This is because the 'to' from tomorrow can be read as 'two' as in the number so add 1 and now it's 'three', shorten it and it's 'tre' and stick that in front of morrow and you get the word tremorrow.
you can also up the amount so the day after tremorrow would be fomorrow ect...
trimorrow
The day after tomorrow.
Today = Day 1
Tomorrow = Day 2 (as in, Two-Morrow)
Trimorrow = Day 3 (as in, Tri-Morrow)
Today = Day 1
Tomorrow = Day 2 (as in, Two-Morrow)
Trimorrow = Day 3 (as in, Tri-Morrow)
If it's Saturday and you're talking to a friend who doesn't realize the Dallas Cowboy game is the Monday Night Football game instead of a regular Sunday game, you might say to him, "Dude, the Cowboy game is trimorrow, not tomorrow."
"Never put off today what you can do trimorrow."
"Never put off today what you can do trimorrow."
trimorrow by LangWiseAtty October 22, 2009
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Trimorrow by Trimorrow-Man January 27, 2017
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