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They are a nice type of person with good manners who notices everything other people say. They might also be a generous type of person. Not being scared to share something that others do not have, such as food, money, or other necessities. A lovely individual might have a wide range of personalities.
TÚ is a nice guy
Tú by Klopnm November 24, 2021
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Person 1: I saw this really fat person in the co-op today!
Person 2: Hey, that's my mum!
Person 1: Oh (tu)
(tu) by Plumley Massive January 13, 2011
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a superfly girl with amazing skills
uhh dang uh dang, look at tu, she's hot!
tu by whoa dang January 20, 2005
"You" in Italian. Singular, informal. Used only as a subject, and plural is voi. Optional in almost every sentence.
Some phrases:
"Dove tu sei?" = Where are you?
"Tu hai un bel cane!" = You have a beautiful dog.
"Tu mi ami?" = Do you love me?
Tu by systemofanup1 November 20, 2011
An acronym for Tits Up, meaning inoperative, broken or non-functional. Pronounced Tango Uniform.
Wallops Island Control this is Charlie Golf, be advised my alpha gadget is tango uniform, over.
tu by harry flashman July 20, 2003
Spanish for "you". (plural: su)
tu by sciboy1190 January 7, 2004
Toke Up. Refering to Cannabis smoking.
James: "Yo man, fuck these kids theres way too many heads. Let's go TU without them."

Clay: "True dat."
TU by Bryce 38 January 1, 2009
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