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Tha Wall

Term made popular by a Pink Floyd song "bricks in the wall" Referring to the monotonous role of life in the world or that everyone is in the system

"Man it feels like the government isn't doing anything good now-a-days"
"They're not worried about Americans, we're all just bricks in tha wall anyway man."

by Mr Matt K. July 19, 2005

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THA WALL

THA WALL is a place at LGHS where all the haters and shit talkers hang out. The people at THA WALL talk the talk but they cant walk the walk.They say there gonna jump someone, then they bitch out and tell the principal.

Hey, did you hear, the shit talkers backed down

by Brian C. April 9, 2005

6πŸ‘ 17πŸ‘Ž


Tha July

Tha July means that in the future or in a short while, mad shits about to go down. This can be used any time of the year β€œJuly” does not mean the month literally.

dude 1: i have a bad feeling about next year
dude 2 : it’s probably Tha July

by mothPimp June 1, 2020

2πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


Tha-poopoo

A campaign used in Uganda against homosexuality and the act of homosexual intercourse where the persons in question lick each other's bums and eat tha-poopoo

Minister: Do we the people of Uganda want our children, eating tha-poopoo

by Hence Process April 12, 2019

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Tha' Nate

A symbol of greeting or acknowledgment that involves the use of both hands snapping the middle finger, then pointing the index fingers of said hands at the recipient of Tha' Nate.
An acceptable exception to the high five when dealing with people who have disgusting hands.

"Hey, man! Do Tha' Nate!"

"Tha' Nate? I'm not familiar with this custom."

"Like this!"

by Jessie Hurd June 10, 2007

1πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


ThA HOE

Local slang for Tahoe. Coined by the residents in the South Lake.

Can't wait to get back to ThA HOE and kick-it with my boys and the bitches!

by SLTmc May 18, 2011

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tha hatt

the main island in New York City. Short for 'Manhattan'.

Yo, meet me in 'tha hatt' after work for some drinks!

by amigarad December 5, 2009

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