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Verb. A process similar to breadcrumbing, with the distinct difference of being devastated by the one who Taryn'd you, with said person having no remorse of the whole process.
Me: Why are you so down?

Friend: Dude, I was Taryn'd by Amy. This sucks.

Me: That does suck. I told you to watch out for her. I think she Taryn'd Jeremiah, too.
Taryn'd by the real dr bo July 12, 2021
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tatyn • taryn • Tatnall • Tatyana • talyn • taty • tatanka • tatyanna • tayne • tatonka
Verb. To be called into someone's office and when you get there, the person isn't there; or, when you stop by someone's office and they aren't there.
I stopped by Bob's office to see how his weekend was, but I was Taryn'd.
Taryn'd by the real dr bo July 9, 2020

Taryning 

The type of breadcrumbing when one-on-one interactions are super flirtatious between you and a female but then the female completely ignores you in a group setting.
Me: Why do you keep Taryning me? Yesterday you blew my phone up all day and when we were at Jared's house you didn't even acknowledge that I was there! You've done this to me before.

Girl: I haven't been Taryning you!

Me: Yes you have. Your name might as well be Taryn!
Taryning by the real dr bo July 20, 2021
robert has tatne all over his last name!
Tatne by stadnickhater June 8, 2010
Tawan Vihokratana (Tay) and New Thitipoom (New) are a couple who loves to play hide and seek and intentionally includes each other on their IGs then deletes it after. Blue heart is their clownery symbol. Their fans are called PolClowns.
TayNew are a bunch of clowns.
TayNew by luvATPapii October 14, 2020

taryne it up 

(v.) A play on the phrase, “tearing it up”; in honor of Taryne Renee, co-host of the podcast Unsolicited Advice, the queen of awkward situations. When you’re in a awkward, uncomfortable situation that is so weird, it’s hard to believe it’s real and happening to you. It could be embarrassing or just overall confusing and feel like you’re being pranked.
Megan: Did you see Haley talking to that hot boy? It was so cringey!

Kendall: I know! She was really “Taryne It Up” out there.
taryne it up by Raegan S. September 30, 2020
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