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A young girl or woman. From the Krio language of Sierra Leone West Africa.
Did you see that titti?
Titti by Brandie 132 August 26, 2005
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biggest loser in the world
Dude, you're such a titti.
Titti by Nitti June 4, 2004

titti attack 

1. to bitch, complain, and complicate something very little
1. Sean was having a titti attack on the bus because he forgot his homework.

2. Mr. Nolan was having a titti attack because i threw a pencil in class.
titti attack by Nobizzle December 9, 2007

titti-fucken-tastic 

see "tittilicious"
1. used to describe a situation where breasts are on display to a desirable degree
Katriona: "You look good Tyrone."
Tyrone: "Me? Ya'll look titti-fucken-tastic!"
titti-fucken-tastic by Honatana August 20, 2007

titti skipper 

1. A person that skips from one thing to another; basicly hypocrite

2. When someone drives a muscle car and then jumps to an import
ex: Tim is a titti skipper because he Mr.Jones fat when he's fatter than him

ex:Joe:Ey Evan did you see Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift?
Evan:Yea why?
Joe:The main character is such a titti skipper.
Evan:Cause he started with a muscle car and at the end he drove an import.
Joe:Yea fuck that lets go watch Hannah Montana.
titti skipper by ChivaMex408 April 21, 2009

titti sprinkles 

words used for expressing joy or happiness.
dude 1: Dude we got the day off work today!!
dude 2: titti sprinkles!

titti-tuggers 

Another word for a womans bra.
Damn woman i dont wanna see that get yo titti-tuggers back on!
titti-tuggers by Daniel Gibbs November 29, 2007
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murderhobo 

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hey let's get a drink of that?

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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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