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verb - transitive

• to pat down until flat.

  She used her hand to pank down the mud.

  Last edited on Apr 11 2011. Submitted by Brad B. from Dunmore, PA, USA on Mar 04 2002.

• to pack or tamp a loose type of material into a more compact mass, as to "pank down" fresh-fallen snow when you step on it or drive over it.

  Last edited on Apr 11 2011. Submitted by Dave R. from Edmonds, WA, USA on Dec 01 2006.

• a gulp.

  Yo let me get a swig of that Alize.

  Last edited on May 17 2011. Submitted by jonathan from New York, NY, USA on Jan 30 2000.

• To take a sip from a drink.

  I took a swig from the bottle.

  Last edited on Nov 10 2002. Submitted by Saf from Richmond, BC, Canada on Nov 10 2002.

noun

• drink.

  Damn I need a swig.

  I'm going to swig that Pepsi.

  Last edited on May 17 2011. Submitted by Andres from Arroyo Valeriano, Zapata, TX 78076, USA on Dec 01 2006.

noun

• a bisexual

  That guy is a switch hitter. He goes out with a different gender every week.

  Last edited on Dec 01 2006. Submitted by Ryan H. on Dec 01 2006.

• The game's humor shines through in character Football Bros Game animations and celebrations, making even losses feel less frustrating.

  That is [great](http://examp.

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

interjection

• acronym for "too much information".

  Person A: I need to take a dump.
  
  Person B: TMI. I did not want to know that!

  When he told me about his hangover-related chunk-blowing, I said that was a little TMI.

                                                                                                                  
  
  Citation from "Welcome the Stranger", Hand of God (TV), Season 1 Episode 5 censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.

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  Last edited on Jun 30 2018. Submitted by Mark K. from Santa Ana, CA, USA on Mar 23 1999.

• Used when someone says something that's a little bit too personal for the current circumstance; when someone tells you something you didn't need to know and especially would rather have not known; etc.

  Last edited on Jun 30 2018. Submitted by Mark K. from Santa Ana, CA, USA on Mar 23 1999.

• used when you don't want to give a person details about something.

  Person A: How'd your date go last night?
  
  Person B: TMI.

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  Last edited on Mar 01 2013. Submitted by T-dogg from Harrisburg, PA, USA on Mar 06 2003.

notes

• See also "WTMI" - "way too much information" - used when shared information is particularly disgusting.

  Last edited on Mar 01 2013. Submitted by Ryan H. on Dec 01 2006.

interjection

• acronym for "way TMI", i.e. "way too much information".

  Person A: I need to take a dump.
  
  Person B: I didn't want to know that. That was WTMI.

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  Last edited on Feb 07 2013. Submitted by Ryan H. on Dec 01 2006.

• acronym for "examine your zipper". Used when someone's zipper is not fully up.

  Hey, I'd XYZ before you leave the bathroom.

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  Last edited on Feb 18 2013. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 03 2002.

• used to tell someone that their zipper is unzipped, short for "eXamine Your Zipper"

  Hey man, X Y Z!

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  Last edited on Dec 01 2006. Submitted by Ryan H. on Dec 01 2006.