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another term for a twomp ($20 worth of weed)
dude.... he gave me a twompas!
you mean twomp?
same thing.......
twompas by Qwerty April 19, 2004
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*Acting like your hurt because you've just hurt someone else.

*Trying to get people to feel sympathetic for you even though you're at fault.

*Feigning injury in order to soften the consequences of your idiotic act.
Mr Tompass the 6ft teacher inadvertently shoulder charges an innocent female student during a physical eduaction drill. She goes down like a sack of potatoes clutching her beaten body. Mr Tompass (realising what he's done) cerebrally falls to one knee pretending to be injured in order to soften the blow. To top it off Tompass escorts the poor girl to the school medical facility leaving the class a hero rather than a villian thus DOING A TOMPASS.
Tompass by sinistersubmarine September 13, 2011
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Slang, Spanish for someone with big lips.
Trompas , Donald Trump
Trompas by hgfromrgv May 21, 2020

twompson 

A word invented by a Crackhead Named Gridly, whos aliases include "Griddles", "Grid" "Griswold", and others. Twompson by itself means 20, like 20" car rims. But when used with the word "Dub" it can describe a 40 oz. Beer.
"I need some scrilla so I can go down to the Liqour Store and buy some Dub Twompsons and get crunk. Shayzzz...."

Also,"Peep the twompsons on the cadillac right there. Shayzzz..."
twompson by Brett Kmart November 28, 2006
the 20's (avenues) in east oakland,ca
I'm from the twomps fa real
twomps by that dozen April 30, 2005
Hey he's a twomas!
twomas by Tombodndjncd February 6, 2018

el trompas 

Nickname in the Spanish language bestowed on president Trump for his tendency to pucker his lips.
¿Como les va con El Trompas?
el trompas by Mechiavelli November 6, 2018
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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