tique
from the word antique. doenst mean old, means impressive, sick, crazy .. usually refering to a stunt or deed of epic proportions
tique by Mike Troller July 29, 2007
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tique
A foreign person, living or working in your country, that is completely clued in to the language, concepts and way of living. They are so well-educated on your culture that they actually speak your language better than you and can hold their own at any party.
La Tique
A very sweet and innocent french creole female usually very beautiful... green eyes and long curly hair!
La Tique by Creolegirl September 27, 2011
La'Tique
La tique
1. From French tic. Something that is done or produced habitually or characteristically.
2. From Antique Impressive, refering to a stunt or deed of epic proportions.
2. From Antique Impressive, refering to a stunt or deed of epic proportions.
La tique by Neo Eric James June 15, 2020
trique
trique by penisman60099 December 24, 2022
tugging your toque
Typical Canadian slang talking about joking around. Can be used in many situations but exceptionally well used in winter where you can pull the toque down over their eyes making the metaphorical "pulling the wool over their eyes" more literal.
tugging your toque by Keeganimus August 24, 2018
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