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Check out her T and A
T and A by The Gunslinger May 31, 2004
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Yes, it does in fact mean "tits and ass", but it rarely is referring to the anatomy of just one female. It is used more in a descriptive generality... usually used to characterize a particular genre of entertainment, e.g. movies, TV, pop music, etc. It is often used pejoratively.
Wow, MTV used to be so cool. Now, it's all rappers and T and A.

Have you seen the amount of T and A that has crept into video games these days?
T and A by david lincoln brooks December 28, 2005
Let's join Tae-Bo and get some T and A!
t and a by Luke April 2, 2003
check out da t and a on her ese
t and a by jose August 30, 2003
T and A (n.)
1972, short for tits and ass (a phrase attributed to Lenny Bruce), in reference to salacious U.S. mass media; earlier it was medical shorthand for "tonsils and adenoids" (1942).
1 =) Her T and A has nothing on her T and A, these days; how I know think of my baby momma A.K.A. 1942 T and A

2=) can a T and A move on their own/start to move on their own or does 1one have to move them for them to Moreth as by creating their own Inertia.
T and A by Craigvalue nova April 20, 2022
Journalistic abbreviation for 'tits-and-ass,' used when the complete phrase would be out of character for the piece.
The much-hyped, big-budget Super Bowl commercials always offer something to gag over - the Pepsi spots featuring the teen bimbo pop singer of the moment; the beer ads that pretend to make fun of sexist t-and-a beer ads by, well, showing lots of t-and-a.
t-and-a by Poland Springs January 24, 2004

f, t and a 

Face, tits and ass:
Linked to t and a, used to describe a female
Nice fta
Nice f, t and a.
f, t and a by Ed Gill February 21, 2004
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Brought-upsy 

scruples; to have manners;

May also be spelt Brought-upsie

WestIndian/Caribbean in orient - Barbados, WHUT.
Example 1: Child, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: I can't believe you're doing that. Were you not taught any manners as a child?
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