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short for topless make out. (coined in the novel cubicle cowboy by jeff metzger.)
“no, i didn’t sleep with her, just enjoyed a tmo.”
“then a miracle occurs…”
an abbreviation used ito simplify a mathematical problem when one’s too lazy or clueless to think of the actual justification.
– question nr. 5 – show mathematically that m-ss and energy are equivalent.

“um, lets see,

e = 0.5mv^2

m = f/a = ft /s^2

so e = 0.5ft/s^2-v^2

tmo

hence e = mc^2

yep, sounds fine to me.”
a slightly altered version of imo standing for that’s my opinion.
the seattle seahawks suck tmo.
a short species of irish decent, typically good at speling.
“t-mo your word is sculpin.”
“sculpan”

-bell rings- a disappointed 14 year old boy with a full grown mustache exits the spelling stage with a defeated look upon his face.
short for “tomorrow”. originally only used online by the kind of person who writes like “wut ^” but it expanded and now is said in everyday real life conversation and frequently used by people who type like an actual intellegent person online.

prounced “tee-moe”
example 1:”hi sup gurl w4nna hand owt tmo?!!!!@1one”
example 2:”hey, what’s up? let’s hang out tmo!”
short for “total mad ownage”

see “total mad ownage”
tmo!

you got tmo’d

i tmo you
too much office. a quick response to anyone who states “that’s what she said.” in the normal course of dialogue. usually this phrase is used to construe a crude meaning from the other speakers last statement and is a clear indication that they are heavily influenced by the michael scott character from the american television show, the office.
a: g-d, i love watching kobe shoot it in the hole.
b: dude, that’s what she said!
a: tmo, man.
b: huh?
a: too much office.
b: oh, i see your clever play on words. i admire your wit, sir.

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