Definition of a television bum

television bum

noun

• a person without cable television.
  • See more words with the same meaning: TV, television.
  • See more words with the same meaning: miscellaneous insults (list of).

  Last edited on Jun 07 2007. Submitted by Lamar Haslam from Buffalo, NY, USA on Jun 07 2007.

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Other terms relating to 'TV, television':
TV	Definitions include: "television".
bit	Definitions include: a joke from a comedy routine.
telly	Definitions include: television.
MacGyver	Definitions include: to solve a problem in a creative, resourceful, typically "jury-rigged" fashion.
days	Definitions include: a long time.
idiot box	Definitions include: a television.
Beeb, the	Definitions include: The BBC: British Broadcasting Company.
Other terms relating to 'miscellaneous insults (list of)':
flaky	Definitions include: in the manner of a flake, i.e. unreliable.
know-it-all	Definitions include: a pompous person who acts like they know everything.
word up to your mother	Definitions include: an insult to one.
griefer	Definitions include: a person who causes others great distress for personal satisfaction, usually in computer games.
boojee	Definitions include: too rich, white, and/or upper class.
newb	Definitions include: someone who is new to a particular group, activity, game, field of study, etc.
douche bag	Definitions include: a derogatory term, used most often to describe males; "jerk", "asshole".
wanker	Definitions include: a masturbator, usu. male.
gimp	Definitions include: a stupid person; "moron"; "idiot".
trash	Definitions include: to destroy.
gorby	Definitions include: a tourist.
fart face	Definitions include: a general insult.
REMF	Definitions include: acronym for "rear-echelon mother fucker".
mess	Definitions include: a person who isn't good at life.
butt hugger	Definitions include: offensive term for a homosexual male.
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Other terms relating to 'bum':
beach bum	Definitions include: a person (usually male) who spends a lot of time at the beach.
bum	Definitions include: to be sad.
bum around	Definitions include: to be lazy.
bum bag	Definitions include: Australia, New Zealand, and UK equivalent of "fanny pack".
bum bandit	Definitions include: a male homosexual.
bum buddy	Definitions include: two close male friends.
bum chin	Definitions include: a person with an extreme double-chin, shaped like buttocks ("bum").
bum chum	Definitions include: a male homosexual's sexual partner.
bum fluff	Definitions include: young boy's facial hair.
Bum f*cked Egypt	Definitions include: a place that is a long distance away from you.
Bum f*ck, Egypt	Definitions include: a rural location.
Bum f*ck, Idaho	Definitions include: somewhere in the middle of nowhere
Bum f*cking, Egypt	Definitions include: living miles away from town.
bum fun	Definitions include: anal sex.
bum hummer	Definitions include: a male who "motorboats" another male's rectum.
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Other terms relating to 'television':
TV	Definitions include: "television".

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