Definition of tekeleth

tekeleth

noun

• Kindness or greed or any value in-between kindness and greed, or something violet especially feminine, or violet threads and stuff

  Last edited on Aug 25 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 25 2024.

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SUB	Definitions include: short for stuck up bitch.
hinkey	Definitions include: A general feeling of wrongness.
blown up	Definitions include: widely known, e.g. of a party or a spot to chill.
rough-and-tumble	Definitions include: tough.
kill'em	Definitions include: if someone says something cool, you say "Ooo kill'em."
skip out on	Definitions include: to evade one's responsibilities.
nugs	Definitions include: good marijuana compressed into nugget form.
Ducking d	Definitions include: you're on a relationship and you're not ready or "Dov is Ducking D"
beat (one's self) up	Definitions include: to feel down about one's self for an action, belief, etc.
knock dead	Definitions include: to impress.

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