tonies
(n),(pl): Term used for people who are overly spacey, ditzy, or generally flaky. Evolution:
Frosted Flakes->Tony the Tiger->Tonies
singular form: tony
Frosted Flakes->Tony the Tiger->Tonies
singular form: tony
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tonies • Toniesha • toniest • toniest/tony • Toni Escario • Tories • toonies • tonie • Taniesha • tonisha
tonesha
A gorgeous hard working woman who knows what she wants out of life, isn't afraid to take risk, very outspoken and out going, loves to shop, she loves to cuddle only with the right one. When she say she will do something, just know that it will get done no matter what. She is a good friend, and she wishes to have other friends who are just like her. She is loyal, down to earth, and very successful. She is a real keeper. If you find a Tonesha you better keep her on your team!!
tonesha by ToomuchDeal1 January 10, 2017
dulcet tones
A sound or voice so gorgeous you just have to listen to it again and again no matter what.
So recognisable that even the faintest hint of it in the distance can send your mind reeling.
So recognisable that even the faintest hint of it in the distance can send your mind reeling.
dulcet tones by Annon March 9, 2005
Taniesha
Taniesha is the nicest, best, sweetest person to ever exist. She is lovable and makes the best friend you could ever have. She is beautiful outside and in, even though she might not believe this herself. Make sure to get to know her as she is quite shy at first. If you don't know what to buy her, get a cat, she loves cats.
Taniesha by TRIGGEREDLOL July 13, 2017
Tories
Posh British twats mainly from the south of the UK who support the Conservative party and hate the Labour Party. Basically they are racist, greedy and posh stuck up shits who like Borris Noncen
Tories by UK DEFINER March 19, 2021
tories
Tories is the colloquial word for supporters of the conservative party in the UK. Historically, the word Tory has also been used for those who support the British monarchy.
It is derived from the middle irish word "tóraidhe", meaning outlaw, robber and pursuit.
Its use is considered abusive, specially if it's used by opponents of the party.
It is derived from the middle irish word "tóraidhe", meaning outlaw, robber and pursuit.
Its use is considered abusive, specially if it's used by opponents of the party.
tories by Ernestine Lemmingway November 3, 2007
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