The force of which it is required for an object to have motion in the horizontal direction, usually clockwise or counterclockwise in a back and forth motion.
Bob - "My turret has more tugability." Kenton - "Nah bro, my turret has mad tugability."
The ability of talking and/or writing nonsense (especially during verbal or written exams), conveying absurd ideas, presenting extravagant foolishness or frivolity as a real cool idea or academically proven. Accordingly a tuft is a statement made without regard for its truth, accuracy, or veracity. Tuft is distinguished from a lie because a lie is a knowing falsehood, while tuft simply does not care whether it is true or false. Nonsense. Shit that isn't real, is unproven, or is made-up.
During the upcoming exam of European Foreign Policy I'm going to use my tuftability more than ever.
The understanding to appropriately tip an individual for services provided. Usually a tip starting at 20% and increasing with a corresponding level of service, often regarded as “high,” but simply an understanding of how the service industry operates.
A: “How much did you tip the bartender?”
B: “Are you questioning my tipability?”
A: “Just making sure you took care of the bartender