Tnc

What is Tnc?


1.

take note carefully

tnc of the documents

See note, record, detail, item

2.

tounge in cheek - something said, but not meant at face value, with slightly hidden mockery.

"You look great," he said, TnC, as he didn't like the dress at all.

See mockery, parody, sarcasm, disdain

3.

Short for "Terms and Conditions" where 'and' is pronounced 'n'.

My mobile is covered in TnC

4.

means "Total Non Christian" So basically, it aint just an unbeliever, its a TOTAL unbeliever, could be used as mark of beast in years to come. The bible clearly states thats the mark of the beast will be "666" but i believe, when they look, it will be the letters TNC! (666 meaning TNC)

TNC's are usually found at Minus 12 on the Engal scale. So if you see someone with the numbers "666" on them, they are a TNC, and a child of satan, and should be avoided

Term coined by Peter Le Man-Chest-Hair (Manchester, for all you dumb people, and tncs)

Arnie: "I'm a TNC"

Pete Manc: "YEAH YOU ARE!"

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(Man Walks past Pete, with 666/TNC on his hand)

Pete Manc: "You, make the Lord, VERY NERVOUS!

I'M BURNING NOW! HELLS FIRE IS BURNING ME ALIVE! WE ARE ALL GONNA DIE!"

(NB: God doesnt get scared of the devil...its the opposite...God bless y'all)

See tnc, satanists, satan

5.

that nigger candy

Yo, whats the deal with tnc?

See Tony Yayo

6.

noun - something that makes no sense because no one knows what its deal is.

Kiwi is the tnc of all fruits. It has hair, wtf?

See G-unit

7.

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MY TAG DONT STEAL IT INITALS OF ME J.I

-=TNC=- its my tag dont steal it


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