Wow. I really did never know that the word "twanky" was ever used by anyone except us. The truth behind the word is that really, it is derived from "p'twankyho", a way of expressing one's feelings. Twanky has similar meaning, but is used to express slightly different emotion.
by Cup-Sellithaine February 04, 2005
Get the twankymug. In partnership with Cup-Sellithaine, (myself). Together we try to enlighten the world with Suenolian goodness.
by Cup-Sellithaine February 03, 2005
Get the Rasthangatas-Drinkmug. Being a tyrophilliac, married life is becoming rather tedious. I come home from work, exhausted and hungry, and all I want is a piece of fresh stilton. I make my way to the fridge, only to find my husband lying on the kitchen floor, twitching and gurgling "Des...troy..th-the..ch...eeeeese..." Kicking him away, I open the fridge to discover that all my best stilton had been covered in weedkiller and athlete's foot powder. I should have known not to marry a someone with tyrophobia I want a divorce.
by Cup-Sellithaine April 26, 2005
Get the tyrophilliamug. Meaning "to stab", with a "borer" (rude-boy terminology meaning sharp, dangerous object, usually a knife)
by Cup-Sellithaine November 15, 2005
Get the boremug. by Cup-Sellithaine April 26, 2005
Get the tyrophagiamug.