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Tweaking 

Yo that crack head down the street was tweaking fighting the air earlier tripping
Tweaking by Vito June 9, 2017

Tweaking 

Somone tripping on a meth high. They are paranoid about staying up for a week straight seeing shadow people and such.
Yo that girl is tweaking yo
Tweaking by BigPimppin6906 April 20, 2018

Nah He tweaking

A curse that struck instagram 8-25-2021
*someone posts*
nobody:
The whole comment section: "NaH hE tWeAkInG"
Nah He tweaking by Panda1127 August 25, 2021

Tweaking 

A manner of which a person‘s actions and behavior suited them of being very out of pocket and very unorthodox
My husband was tweaking very hard last night after work
Tweaking by Rico gwaap June 1, 2022

tweaking 

ms. neiman keep tweaking.... getting on my nervs
tweaking by fmoi igb_kvng January 14, 2015

tweaking audiophile 

term coined by A. Colin Flood, writing for EnjoyTheMusic.com, to describe hobbyists who fiddle with their home music systems.
" An audiophile is not merely someone that Dictionary.com says has "ardent interest in stereo or high-fidelity sound reproduction." An audiophile is someone who wants to do something about the flaws and deficiencies in their home entertainment system, whether it is about the music or the movies.

A tweaking audiophile is someone who wants to make some or all of those improvements themselves. (This term derives from a caustic description applied to myself. As in the time when an annoyed salesman said, "what are you anyway, some sort of xxxing audiophile?" His expletive evolved in print to "frigging," which lead to "freaking" and then to "tweaking." And, there you have it. Lemonade, from lemons.)"
tweaking audiophile by Acolin July 23, 2010
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trucker's tan 

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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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