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Something repulsive beyond imagination, or just a general term of derision. Derived from Irish broadcaster Ryan Tubridy.
'hows your new gaf working out for you, John?', posed Flannery. 'Man, its absolute tubridy - the shower leaks, the neighbours are pricks, and there's a strange smell of rotting flesh in the kitchen. Tubridy, complete tubridy...' replied John with an expression of disgust on his face.
tubridy by Wavioli August 26, 2006
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tubridy by Anonymous May 21, 2003
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It is when you take a tuba and a glass of tea and cram it inside of a woman's anus.
Tubridy is an irish way of life.
Tubridy by carrrdizzle November 22, 2011
Irish slang - A sum of money paid by a public body, off the books, to an employee, "without the knowledge" of said employee... wink wink nod nod*

Originates from a scandal with Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTE) and undisclosed payments they made to TV and radio presenter Ryan Tubridy.
Ryan is worried about his career now that people know about his RTE Tubsidy.
Tubsidy by IrishMcFunk June 29, 2023
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