Tugok
Jimmy: Dude what the fuck is that shit Dave's playing?!
James: Oh he's just blasting his Tugok
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James: Oh he's just blasting his Tugok
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Tugok by iSWEARtoBOB December 11, 2010
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Turok 2
The most complex, bad ass game every forged to the n64. With bad ass symph background music and br00tal bosses, sick multi player, and also br00tal weapons such as the cerebral bore.
Turok 2 by King of fuckin your mom December 15, 2008
Turok
A game starring a bad ass Native American dude name Tal who unloads clips into T-Rexes. Franchise from 1998-2008 with a small cult following.
Also a phrase or term borrowed by NYC kids in the late 90's to describe a move performed by Super Street Fighter's T. Hawk as well as Killer Instinct's Chief Thunder.
This move can be emulated. It has two variations both of which resemble moves used in Thai Kick Boxing. Both moves have two applications:
1) Used to simultaneously burst through a crowd of passive strap-hangers that refuse to move quickly enough to board the train before the doors closed; to insert one's knee and elbow into the door to keep it from closing thereby preventing the train from departing.
2) To help the user get off of the train on a major transfer point when the same said crowd refuses to move aside and let people who need to get off the train pass through. The move will successfully encourage at least 2 people at which point a path will open for you to get off. Domino effect.
Also a phrase or term borrowed by NYC kids in the late 90's to describe a move performed by Super Street Fighter's T. Hawk as well as Killer Instinct's Chief Thunder.
This move can be emulated. It has two variations both of which resemble moves used in Thai Kick Boxing. Both moves have two applications:
1) Used to simultaneously burst through a crowd of passive strap-hangers that refuse to move quickly enough to board the train before the doors closed; to insert one's knee and elbow into the door to keep it from closing thereby preventing the train from departing.
2) To help the user get off of the train on a major transfer point when the same said crowd refuses to move aside and let people who need to get off the train pass through. The move will successfully encourage at least 2 people at which point a path will open for you to get off. Domino effect.
Derrick: Yo what's up man. What it do.
Jamal: Yo dawg shit was crazy on the train this morning.
Derrick: Crowded and shit?
Jamal: Yeah man I had to straight up Turok a nigga just to get on the train. Then this old lady stared at me, I was like what, I got places to be bitch!
Derrick: Word, word I feel you on that man.
Jamal: Yo dawg shit was crazy on the train this morning.
Derrick: Crowded and shit?
Jamal: Yeah man I had to straight up Turok a nigga just to get on the train. Then this old lady stared at me, I was like what, I got places to be bitch!
Derrick: Word, word I feel you on that man.
Turok by Golem King December 24, 2010
TUGK
stands for "there you go kid!", deriving from Peabody, MA
(usually used when texting, although also used when talking)
(usually used when texting, although also used when talking)
Dean:i fucked my girlfriend's best friend last night and still had time to smoke some weed with the guys.
Jonny:TUGK
Jonny:TUGK
TUGK by UNCLE DEAN October 21, 2010
Tugak
A commonly used term in Asheron's Call, one of the first massively multiplayer online role-playing games. To Tugak, or the process of "Tugaking" involves casting the ring spell "Curse of the Raven Fury". It adopted the name tugak based upon the spell words your player character chants each time he/she casts the spell, "Tugak Quati"
Tugak by Elite PKer April 25, 2010
tulok
tulok by terry_bambam January 31, 2008
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