Tuss in Cornish dialect literally means "erection", but is more broadly used as a general insult for one who is inept or unlikeable in some way.
by Jimmers May 21, 2005

Tuss is the perscription cough syrup, that is purple, yellow or orange. This stuff fucks you up and make you sleep like baby.
Sippin Tuss started out in Texas and has grown in popularity all around the country. Some idiots think that Robutussin and tuss are the same thing, trust me they are not. You cant buy this shit over the counter.
Sippin Tuss started out in Texas and has grown in popularity all around the country. Some idiots think that Robutussin and tuss are the same thing, trust me they are not. You cant buy this shit over the counter.
"Drinkin Robutussin and Nyquill and calling it Tuss is like taking a tylenol and sayin its a x pill."
by Sippin that syrup April 20, 2006

by CSells March 19, 2004

by erik f. neumann February 08, 2005

Cornish slang, an insult with a broad spectrum of severity, ranging from the affectionate to flat out indignation.
by Dano21 July 16, 2021

Used in reference to the prescription cough medicine brand Tussionex which contains hydrocodone. Often mixed with a flavored beverage before consumption, which is referred to as syrup.
by clz February 11, 2006

by Bukake on the beach October 24, 2017
