Tacit 

Adjective;

Something implied but not expressed: understood or implied without being stated openly.

A tacit agreement.

Tacit by Jafje September 24, 2007

tacit 

adj:slang (limit reached)

Tacit, I had enough pumpkin pie for tonight

tacit by lastofthebohemians October 29, 2012

tacit 

Means silently understood, often comes up in the American standardized test, the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)

Tacit - SAT vocab!!

tacit by Whale Watcher April 23, 2003

tacit 

This means that an obvious punchline has been left tacit

An example, in this case, would be frivolous. You either understand it, or you don't.

tacit by TV Spunk January 30, 2003

Tacit 

Understood or implied without being stated.
Adjective

Location: Court
Guilty Person: *silence*
Judge: Your silence may be taken to mean tacit agreement.

Tacit by Hackert February 26, 2022

Fight tactics 

a calculated action, move or strategy one or both partners may use as leverage designed to gain a specific advantage or to end an argument or disagreement.

Jo overheard her boyfriend Byron tell his boys to get out of an argument your fight tactics have to be on point.

Fight tactics by Starving Artist246 August 16, 2021

fight tactics 

A manipulative action, move or ploy one partner may use as leverage in order to gain the upper hand in winning and ending an argument or disagreement.

Jalen: Myckael you have be strong the next time you and Jennelle have an argument or disagreement.
Myckael: I know but she uses crying as her fight tactics and she knows once the water works start I’m done.

fight tactics by Starving Artist246 October 29, 2021