trype 

I was instant messaging a friend last night when she tried to say that she is misspelling a lot of words because she could not type tonight. But instead of typing "I can't type", she typed "I can't trype". I instantly saw this needed to be a word to describe the action of struggling to type a message. Therefore "trype" is to defined as trying to type.

Sorry I sent you the wrong address to the party in my e-mail. Trype.

I didn't mean to say I was married. Trype.

Whoa. Meant to say I like you, not I love you. Trype.

trype by Wordsmith Walker May 24, 2009

Trype 

Three people who are best friends forever, a friendship completely full of love and honesty, with God at the center of their friendship. Often involves beautiful people.

Katie, Samantha and Tina are so tight...they're practically Trype!

Trype by Nibs123 July 15, 2010

Trype 

A trouble stirring woman

She meddles in a lot of peoples business, always stirring up drama . One day she going to get what is coming to her for being such a Trype.

Trype by TheGreatGambini February 6, 2018

Trapei

Trap music originating from Taipei. A portmanteau of trap + Taipei.

Trey: Damn! What are you playing?
Monchi: It’s that new Trapei shit from TGMF!
Trey: Good shit!

Trapei by Tommy Del Riot July 17, 2021

trybeard 

n - a pre-man that can not grow a real beard even after months of trying

Blake: have you seen connors beard?
Shannon: lots of patches missing
Josh: who is connor?
Wayne: connor is a trybeard

trybeard by Ricardo Heinz August 26, 2016

trypophilia 

Trypophilia is a strong, unjustified and often sexual, attraction to the sight of holes, irregular patterns or clusters of small holes or bumps.

Did you check out Jack Oat's latest book? That guy defined trypophilia. He went from A*holes to eYeHoles.

trypophilia by iAmJackOat June 7, 2020

trope 

Despite the erroneous definitions already published here, TROPE on the interwebs really refers to an often overused plot device. It can also be described as another variation on the same theme. TV shows, movies, comics, games, anime', & books are full of tropes & many rabid fan-sites now name & track said tropes with a self-explanatory title for each one.

Not all tropes are bad, until Hollywood gets stuck on one.

Q: Did you see "Brokeback Mountain"?
A: That film just used the "Bury Your Gays" trope to make it dramatic. You know, where a gay character has to always die in the story.

Girl: When is Hollywood gonna get tired of the "Friendly Neighborhood Vampire" trope?
Guy: I blame Angel & Spike.
Girl: I blame the Count on Sesame Street.
Guy: Nah, Count Chocula totally invented that scene.

trope by LakotaGirl September 2, 2010