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1. To say 'bye' in German.
2. To indicate how silly one is when they say it.
3. To know that you are using one of Prabhath's authentic words.
1. Tschus (say it like: ch-eh-ss)
2. TSCHUS!(say it like: ch-alllghnh with the tongue out whilst saying it for effect.
3. Prabhath is the greatest!
tschus by Prabs incorporated September 11, 2005
Words you can keep
Tschunk or Chunk (IPA: /'tʃʊŋk/) is an alcoholic cocktail similar to caipirinha. If you will, it's the hacker's derivate of caipirinha: It contains "Club-Mate" (/ˈklʊp ˈmaːte/), a caffeinated carbonated mate based beverage from Germany. Mate keeps you awake, while the alcohol takes care of the rest, and the crushed ice keeps you -- well -- chilled!

Note about pronounciation: If you don't know how to pronounce IPA /'tʃʊŋk/, here's some practical help: basically it's pronounced like the English word "chunk", execpt that the "u" is pronounced like the "oo" part of "hook". This is because the cocktail originates from German where stuff is pronounced differently. Anyway, you can pronounce it however you want. The drink speaks for itself.
Due to the natural color of Mate, Tschunk can be made using either brown or white rum. Example: Cut limes into eights, and put them in a high glas. Add brown sugar to taste, then mash with a Caipirinha-style mashing stick. Fill with crushed ice, add 4cl of Cachaça (or some other alcohol) and then add Mate until full. Enjoy!
Tschunk by screwbee April 8, 2009
Related Words

tschütt 

tschütt is called tshytt in english
in german it´s normally tschütt

something cool,hawt and sexy

can be used on person´s and object or anything

this word is mostly used in germany, switzerland and austria

the roots are in switzerland (Widnau).
you are really tschütt - you´re really a nice/sexy person
wow you made that it´s totally tschütt - wow you made that it´s totally hawt/nice/cool
tschütt by FogiihFromWeedNow March 4, 2010

tuchus oyfn tish 

Pronounced "TOOK-us OY-f'n tish." Many variant spellings. Literally "ass on the table," it's a Yiddish phrase meaning a serious atmosphere for talk or negotiation. Closest US-English equivalents are probably "No BS" or "(Let's get down to) brass tacks." Often used in a tone of exasperation. Generally recommended for use within members of the same sex.
"Elliot, come into the dining room. We need to make travel plans NOW or they won't get done."

"But Uncle Bernie, the game starts in half an hour."

"Plenty of time if you stop fooling around. Cmon: tuchus oyfn tish."
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Tschugen 

Synonym for "I dont give a fuck"! Usualy accompanied by a nihilistic lifestyle!
"Would you please be quiet! I can't do my homework with all this noise!"
"This is tschugen to me" or "It's mir tschugen!"
Tschugen by Mudgen April 28, 2009
Yiddish word for posterior, ass, heiny, tushie, butt, booty, gluteus maximus.
Linda Richman: "Oy vey! Did you see the tuchus on THAT mensch?!"

Al Bernay: "You really are a tuchus-lips, ass-breath."
Tuchus by cake December 21, 2003

tschuess 

Replaces a noun or verb in your sentence when you are otherwise too lazy to think of words.
"Touch me again, and I will tschuess in your face!"

That tschuess was so hot, I wanted to tschuess tschuess her all day and tschuess.
tschuess by Shahean February 11, 2008
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