Tally Wally

The lifetime companion of Chubby Bubby.
Is your best friend and together you're just a little bit ✨special squared✨
They have other names too, but this one just seems to fit better, as you know, they are very tall and wall rhymes so yep.
They are a decent musician and sometimes smart.

Tally Wally! Good to see you bestie!! :D

by here_be_ducks October 17, 2022

talky-walky

a pedestrian so involved with their cell phone that they are oblivious to the world around them.

the talky-walky dawdling in the crosswalk was run over by the texting driver.

by zardozer August 19, 2008

walky-talky

Anyone who walks while talking on a cell phone.

I think every walky-talky in the store bumped right into me today , it was so annoying, they were in my way the whole time I was in there and they didn't even notice or care, totally rude!

by cybercass April 22, 2009

tall emotionless wall

a tall person who has no emotion at all

k is a tall emotionless wall
frfr

by feebeeisherealot March 23, 2022

Tallywally

Tallwally, the word used to refer to a brown man typically from Israel and obsessed with doom.

"You know that guy tallywally! He stabbed a terrorist on the street and saved the entirety of Israel. Oh wow! What a brave young man."

Tal brown yoda

by Blimpledimp August 17, 2024

Walky-Talky

A derogatory term for able bodied people or people that can walk. This definition was coined by disabled influencer Valerie Weber

Person in wheelchair: “look at that walky-talky over there.”

Friend in wheelchair: *looking at person who is walking* “yeah haha”

by odd muffin October 5, 2021

Tilly and the Wall

1. A bunch of beautiful, feisty kids who know alot more about life than most. Possibly a motley of satyr and pooka wilder.

No we won't be scared
No we won't back down
We will sing pretty songs about love
And we will fight if that's what it takes
And we won't back down
No we won't shut our eyes and go to sleep
We will write all over your walls
And we will dance to no music at all
We will do what it takes to get through to you.
-Tilly and the Wall

by Galen Deepinglen August 5, 2004