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"GOD."
He is Tunav(Signifies the presence of God.).
tunav by 005. November 23, 2021
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The word Tunav is an adjective describing someone. A Tunav is someone that is very intelligent and sporty. He is very disliked by his teachers. He is very kind to his friends. He doesn't have many hate relationships. His relationship towards his friends are very close and loyal. He is never late and hates to be it. He can be very competitive in activities. Not many people hate him. He plays video games with his friends rarely. He is a nerd and doesn't care what people say about him. A Tunav is normally someone who wears glasses.
"Look at that boy, he is a perfect example of a Tunav! He is super intelligent and sporty."
Tunav by Max Bluff Kenderson February 22, 2022
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I'm Your Tuna Fish Sandwich 

From the blues classic - slang for sexual availability.

"Free tonight?"
"I'm your tuna fish sandwich."
"I'm your tuna fish sandwich, spoon me on your bread.
I'm your tuna sandwich baby, best to eat in bed."

Fancy tuna 

Better than commoner tuna, the tuna to die for, usually goes well at balls (the dance).
Commoners ushally invite rich people to their house to "get some of dat fancy tuna"
Fancy tuna by RollingPotato August 2, 2017
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tuna women

This is a term used to describe women who only lie down silently during sex (and let their partner(s) do all the work).

Known in Japan as ‘maguro-onna’, which literally means ‘tuna woman’.
P1: Hey, how's your new girlfriend?
P2: Oh, she's the biggest tuna women I have ever known...
P1: Bummer.
tuna women by Wonderbagel September 14, 2013
1) The act of assigning or discussing ones work with a colleague right when they are about to leave.

2) The act of cutting any food item into obnoxiously small pieces for one's own personal gain.

3) The act of being lathered in tuna butter.
"Bill was getting ready to meet his friends at happy hour on a thursday evening when his boss Tuna'd him with another hour of monotonous work."

"Who Tuna'd this peppermint patty?"

"It sure smells like someone got tuna'd in here today"
Tuna'd by I Love Lamp 11111 June 14, 2012
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