tuckus
A mispelling or alternate spelling of the Yiddish word tuches meaning buttocks, butt, backside, bottom, posterior, ass, rear-end, booty.
tuckus by I shouldn't know these things February 24, 2008
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tuckus lingus by Uncle Doug November 14, 2004
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tuckus tea by Anonymous April 20, 2003
tukus pilgrim
dude 1: eww that baked bean meal i had really doens't agree with me right now *rips a very nasty fume*
dude 2: damn!!! hold that ripe stuff in please! there's other people here... without gas masks on!
: i feel better now that i released that stinky dora
dude 2: *pukes*dude 1
tukus pilgrim
dude 2: damn!!! hold that ripe stuff in please! there's other people here... without gas masks on!
: i feel better now that i released that stinky dora
dude 2: *pukes*dude 1
tukus pilgrim
tukus pilgrim by tukus pilgrim July 23, 2012
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."
"But Uncle Bernie, the game starts in half an hour."
"Plenty of time if you stop fooling around. Cmon: tuchus oyfn tish."
tuchus oyfn tish by al-in-chgo December 24, 2013
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