A fork of Rural Dictionary
Andy Ansah's version of "Unbelievably good technique" used on Wayne Rooney's Street Striker. Later used by Soccer AM.
Some Tekkers Are Good Some Tekkers Are Bayyad But Some Tekkers... UNBELIEVABLE TEKKERS "The Boys Are Coming In With Some Unbelievable Tekkers"
A phrase used to describe the level of ability that an individual has in relation to a task or skill. Usually used in a football context, the phrase bare tekkers could be applied to anything that requires skills. The phrase is the combination of two words, bare (urban sense) which means lots of or loads, and tekkers which is short for technique.
"Did you see Smithy's run and goal yesterday lad?" "Oh yeah, man's got bare tekkers you get me?"
Affectionate name for somebody with good looks and extreme skill. Often a hit with the ladies, a "Benjamin (Ben) Tekkers" is most commonly found educating himself on feminist issues in order to seem more attractive.
"WOW, great skill Benjamin Tekkers!" "Ben Tekkers could half that lad."
The race down the highway after Wyotech lets out. Usually takes place at the north campus at 4:15 PM.
Hurry! Get in the truck! We gotta get at the front of the Tekker 500!
The act of pulling out as you are about to cum each time you fuck a girl. You lose this gift if you impregnate a woman
Dad: You fucked her without a condom!?!?!? What if she's pregnant? Lewis: It's fine dad, I got pull out tekkers :)
A plural noun used to describe unintelligent and half-witted people. Singular noun of Tekker or Teleki, to describe a person similarly of a moronic or an empty-headed nature. Also used to describe a complete lack of: technique, finesse, resilience, class and dexterity. Originating from Hungary in the 1920's, Teleki was the name of the anti-semitic leader who supported the German Nazis and Fascist Italian regimes.
Look at that absolute Tekkers! They think that shoe is a cake and are trying to eat it! Another Teleki crying over everything! Quickly apologise a Teleki is a snowflake and will get triggered if you say anything else.