"T" Slang

A traditional gambling game of tossing two coins, legally played on Anzac Day.

A call to claim a share of something, especially the last of a roll-up cigarette or a brew — 'giving someone twos' on it.

To share something with someone — classically a cigarette, spliff or vape, but it works for anything you're splitting between two people. From the playground request 'twos on that' (give me half).

Daft, slow, a bit thick. Said with a half-smile more often than real venom — 'don't be twp' is the way a Welsh nan tells you you're being a wally. Can be properly insulting depending on tone, but usually it's the soft version of stupid.

The Welsh noun for a fool, built from 'twp' (daft) plus a personal suffix.

Charting shorthand for treatment or therapy.

Stands for "thank you," a shortened way to express gratitude in chat.

To take; 'tyeuk' is the past tense (took).

A generic Wisconsin term for an automated teller machine, taken from a regional ATM network.

An instrumental beat produced to imitate a particular artist's style, named in titles like '[Artist] Type Beat' so rappers searching for that sound can find it.

Used to vaguely gesture at a mood or lifestyle without spelling it out.

AAVE-rooted tag (a respelling of 'type shit') tacked onto a sentence to vibe-check it. Means 'that kind of thing, you know what I mean'. Lives at the end of TikTok captions and comments where the speaker wants to lean into the mood without overexplaining.

Stands for "thank you so much," an emphatic expression of gratitude.

Stands for "thank you very much," a more emphatic version of TY.