tssss, um yeeeah…
a sound people make in response to an awkward, unintelligible, or odd comment or question in an attempt to sound like a pretentious pr-ck. used predominantly by sarcastic -ssholes and ditzy teenage girls
nerdy guy: “i’m having a get-together this weekend. it would be great if i could see you there. what do you say?”
ditzy teenage girl: “tssss, um yeeeah… i don’t think so.”
girl walks away, leaving nerdy guy thinking “what a b-tch.”
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