Thrup
Short for throw up or vomit. You do this when you see something absolutely disgusting or when you eat something really bad.
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thrup
thrup by george lenardson May 13, 2005
Related Words
thruple • thrup • Thrupp • thrupple • Thrupthi • thrupach • thrupedy • Thrupence • Thrupennies • Thrupleganger
Robust Butt Thrust
Robust Butt Thrust by GoddardShweizel April 21, 2017
The boys came thru
The Boys came thru scenario:
Black Person 1: Aye mah boi, where’s that kiss you promised me?
White Person 1: *Kneels down and raises
fist*
Black Person 1: What are you doing?
White Person: Nuthin’
Black Person 1: Aight, so you gon give me the kiss or what?
White Person: Yeah for sure *Big Fat kiss*
Black Person 1: Aye mah boi, where’s that kiss you promised me?
White Person 1: *Kneels down and raises
fist*
Black Person 1: What are you doing?
White Person: Nuthin’
Black Person 1: Aight, so you gon give me the kiss or what?
White Person: Yeah for sure *Big Fat kiss*
The boys came thru by Max Mool on YT October 21, 2020
Thrumple
Thrumple by twister sisty March 22, 2011
Thrunting
Used to describe threat hunting, the act of actively hunting for bears, pandas, spiders, kittens, tigers, and even sometimes chollima's.
"The analyst went thrunting for bears but only found a wizard spider."
"In their status report they said they were thrunting at insider threats and got a call from HR"
"In their status report they said they were thrunting at insider threats and got a call from HR"
Thrunting by thrunter1337 April 8, 2022
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”
Notes:
Not a brand name—just shorthand for the whole GLP-1 wave. Frequently shows up in online jokes, gym talk, and group chats where people pretend they’re *totally* doing it naturally.
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* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
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“That summer body? Yeah, glippy assisted.”
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