person1: " stop with the 'your moms face' jokes dude...."
person2: " your MOMS FACE wants me to stop the 'your moms face' jokes"
person1: "good one fag"
person2: "TSUNAMIED!!"
person1: "YOUR MOMS FACE TSUNAMIED MY PENIS LASTNIGHT!"
person2: " your MOMS FACE wants me to stop the 'your moms face' jokes"
person1: "good one fag"
person2: "TSUNAMIED!!"
person1: "YOUR MOMS FACE TSUNAMIED MY PENIS LASTNIGHT!"
by oh werd January 13, 2005
Beyond being overwhelmed. When the day to day problems of life add up to where you feel your wall of problems has crashed down of you and there is now way out. You can no longer cope. You feel as if you are alone and drowning; struggling to get to the top, but you keep getting sucked further down.
Person 1: Hey why so glum?
Person 2: I got tsunamied.
Person 1: How so?
Person 2: I can't pay my taxes, the kids need braces, the price of gas is killing me and the car needs work, the cost of food is outrageous, and worst of all my 12 year old daughter is getting boobs and every misfit boy in the neightborhood is coming by. Man am I getting tsunamied.
Person 1: Good luck; no lifeline here.
Person 2: I got tsunamied.
Person 1: How so?
Person 2: I can't pay my taxes, the kids need braces, the price of gas is killing me and the car needs work, the cost of food is outrageous, and worst of all my 12 year old daughter is getting boobs and every misfit boy in the neightborhood is coming by. Man am I getting tsunamied.
Person 1: Good luck; no lifeline here.
by ufopaul April 26, 2012
A book character from Wings of Fire. She is a SeaWing who loves to boss people around. Spoiler alert, she’s a SeaWing princess
Starflight: How should we study today?
Tsunami: WE ARE ACTING OUT WHAT STARTED THE WAR, NO ARGUEMENTS.
Tsunami: WE ARE ACTING OUT WHAT STARTED THE WAR, NO ARGUEMENTS.
by IMMABLUETURTLEYASSS May 03, 2018
by C-Rain on 'em October 09, 2009
One of the ocean's deadliest and flashiest weapons in its continuing war on humanity.
The ocean rises up and sends a sweeping wall of itself onto land, killing as many people as it can. The forefront of this assault is called a tsunami.
The ocean rises up and sends a sweeping wall of itself onto land, killing as many people as it can. The forefront of this assault is called a tsunami.
by Ocean Truth Society March 02, 2005
A Japanese word meaning "wave train," that causes the water to retreat on several occasions back into the ocean and striking again with an unrelenting force of liquid terror. Why? Because mother nature is a bitch.
"Look mommy, all the water disappeared! Instead of being responsible and running away like the rest of the people, why don't we go walk out onto the beach? Surely nothing bad will happen like a Tsunami!"
by HellsingDMC November 01, 2014
A series of waves in a body of water (ocean, sea, lake, etc) that wreaks havoc on the coastlines of said body of water. Caused by displacement of the water, like throwing a rock into a pond; mostly caused by earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions, the occasional asteroid/comet, anything that disrupts the water.
Unlike ordinary waves, tsunami waves act more like shock waves from an explosion; they affect the whole water column from the surface to the sea floor and in the open sea travel as fast as an airliner. In deep water, they hardly look different from normal waves, but as they approach the shore they slow down, their energy is compressed, and they turn into monsters: the water often drains from the beach, exposing the sea floor and stranding boats and sea animals (people should know that this is a warning to run like hell for high ground); then the first of a series of increasingly huge waves batter the coastline and sweep people inland, one wave coming in just as the previous one is draining away; finally, the waves drain back to sea, dragging debris and people with them and leaving the coast a mass of wreckage.
Unlike ordinary waves, tsunami waves act more like shock waves from an explosion; they affect the whole water column from the surface to the sea floor and in the open sea travel as fast as an airliner. In deep water, they hardly look different from normal waves, but as they approach the shore they slow down, their energy is compressed, and they turn into monsters: the water often drains from the beach, exposing the sea floor and stranding boats and sea animals (people should know that this is a warning to run like hell for high ground); then the first of a series of increasingly huge waves batter the coastline and sweep people inland, one wave coming in just as the previous one is draining away; finally, the waves drain back to sea, dragging debris and people with them and leaving the coast a mass of wreckage.
The Japanese are regularly visited by tsunami. The evidence for this is the word itself, which means "harbor wave" in Japanese, referring to the great damage that the waves do to ports (among other things). But even the Japanese are taken by surprise; the 2011 Tokohu earthquake and tsunami proved tsunami barriers useless (many of the 15,000 victims died because of a false sense of security) and nearly created the next Chernobyl.
The Minoan civilization on Crete was severely crippled by many tsunami around 1600 BC when Thera (Santorini) blasted itself 20 miles into the sky.
The Minoan civilization on Crete was severely crippled by many tsunami around 1600 BC when Thera (Santorini) blasted itself 20 miles into the sky.
by RuddyWriter March 09, 2016