Tyjack
Guy 1: Last night I was the best one at salsa dancing
Guy 2: no Tyjack was there he was the best and he was sitting down
Guy 2: no Tyjack was there he was the best and he was sitting down
Tyjack by milkchocolatefish April 1, 2021
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Tyjack • TjackTjack • tojacker • Tryjacking • tyack • Tysack • Tough acting Tajacken • T-Jack • T-Jackson • To Jack
Tryjacking
To hijack someones methodical attempts to fix something by throwing a series of guesses at the problem, eventually stumbling across the right solution.
While trying to work out why I can't browse the web from one of my PC's, an over-zealous colleague says:
"Have you looked at the proxy setting, I bet it's that! What about your IP address, have you got an IP address? Have you tried upgrading to the latest browser??. It's the proxy setting isn't it!?"
My response: "STFU and stop tryjacking me"
"Have you looked at the proxy setting, I bet it's that! What about your IP address, have you got an IP address? Have you tried upgrading to the latest browser??. It's the proxy setting isn't it!?"
My response: "STFU and stop tryjacking me"
Tryjacking by !Maj February 26, 2010
tyack
tyack (n.) -a gangsta, someone with smooth style and elegance, pure delight, a pimpin g, the human equivalent of zeus.
tyack (adj.) - ballin, so fly, heroic, beautiful, godly
tyack (adj.) - ballin, so fly, heroic, beautiful, godly
tyack by Helen Keller January 11, 2009
tojacker
A white person,(cracker) who is really obsessed with Japanese people (tojo), and thinks they can somehow turn asian. Some things they love are naruto, video games, manga, and any other random japanese or asian crap.
TjackTjack
A really Good English Teacher!
TjackTjack is a descriptive word used to describe a teacher's competence. Not all teachers can be a TjackTjack. But to be a TjackTjack you are also forced to have certain personality traits. An example of a personality trait of a TjackTjack may be that you have purple hair.
TjackTjack is a descriptive word used to describe a teacher's competence. Not all teachers can be a TjackTjack. But to be a TjackTjack you are also forced to have certain personality traits. An example of a personality trait of a TjackTjack may be that you have purple hair.
TjackTjack by Eddzer November 17, 2021
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