Tvhead 

Looks like Connor eams or a small human with no bones

Oh look a sexy tvhead

Tvhead by Jaymilly06 August 9, 2019

Theadra 

Theadra is.. the love of my life.
She is a girl that can make any and everyone smile by walking into a room or talking.
She is very driven, family-oriented and would do anything for anyone if they just simply ask.
Adorable, Gorgeous, Intelligent, Incredible, Hilarious, and Warm.

"That's Theadra, over there." *everyone starts smiling*

"Did you see how beautiful Theadra looked at the club last night?"
"Psh, didn't everyone?"

Theadra by I'm Getting Married, Bitches! December 18, 2011

Theadora 

She who is adored by the goddess, or one who adores the god/dess.
Blessed and inspired by life and the art of living it. Prone to magical experiences and the need for beauty. Is drawn both to ancient things and also see where the future collides with now. She's a bit of a tramp, but of course also virtuous.

Theadora, Thea , Theodora, Theodosia,

Theadora by Pixie Tramp February 4, 2010

shi'thead

(n) Shi'thead- the Arabic equivalent of the standard english insult "shithead". Can be used candidly without most people grasping that you are actually establishing what an idiot they are.

Also a fantastic name for your dog.

Mok: Hey man, do you like this pink Izod shirt I just paid $85 for?

Daddy Pants: Yeah, it makes you look like an even bigger shi'thead than you already are. Good job!

shi'thead by Daddy Pants January 12, 2006

theadore 

one of the chipmonks from alvin and the chipmonks, fell out of the tree at brith so proclaimed as cute yet stupid

-_- no example for theadore

theadore by alvinsigmontheadore September 8, 2009

tv head 

A strange creature which is usually fluffy and has a TV on their head.

Very adorable in some cases. Some times very terrifying.

I hate TV heads.

tv head by Beatendefi April 21, 2018

Theadar 

Theadar is similar to gaydar or Jewdar except that it is the ability to detect those who work/volunteer in theatrical productions or were involved in theater in their youth but moved on to non-theater related professions. It is especially relevant for performers. It is more often applied to those who used to participate in theater but no longer do so. It often refers to lingering personality traits that can't be masked when moving away from the theatrical world.

My equine science teacher is attractive, charming, has a really outgoing personality, is really good at pantomime and talks about his favorite movies a lot. I told him I thought he would have made a great actor or comedian. He said he used to do theater when he was a boy. Inside I just knew it! I must have good theadar.

Theadar by qween rachel March 1, 2009