thunderbird

Cheap shit hobo wine, in the league of wild irish rose or boone's hill. Flavour is shitty like the rose though.

One hobo to another: That guy is a fucking yobo, he's too good to drink thunderbird!

by Yoboface Killa August 15, 2004

thunderbird

A cheap yellow-colored wine which turns the lips and mouth black

Question: What's the word?
Answer: Thunderbird.
Question: What's the price?
Answer: Ninety-twice
Question: Who drinks the most?
Answer: BF

by Premier February 6, 2005

Thunderbirds

Action Puppet Show Which was later made in to a movie

Liam and Noel Gallagher of Oasis each took turns to appear as Parker ,Lady Penelopes Chaufeur.
Yeaah! baby Thunderbirds Roolz!

by The UrbanDick July 6, 2006

thunderbird

Auto made by the ford motor company on the MN-12 Platform, made between 1989 and 1997. Offered with a somewhat anemic NA 3.8l (232ci) v6, a Supercharged 3.8l V6, a 5.0l (302ci) V8 and a 4.6l (281ci) SOHC V8. Chassis is a Rear wheel drive configuration with an independent rear suspension. Although somewhat heavy, the larger displacement engines, and the supercharged 6 provide more than enough power to move the cars in stock form.

a 1996 Ford thunderbird LX sport,
205 hp at 4,200 rpm
280 lbs.-ft. of torque at 3,000 rpm

by J.P. Wozniak August 25, 2005

Thunderbirds

1. 1960s Supermarionation Television show created by Gerry Anderson about the exploits of a secret organization dedicated to saving people who are in trouble with cool looking machinery.

2. The United States Air Force's precision aerobatic demonstration team founded in 1953.

1. Did you see that episode of Thunderbirds where Internatioal rescue has to use these elevator car to land an airliner with a bomb on the landing gear?

2. We saw the Thunderbirds at the air show last week.

by JonathanChance June 29, 2003

thunderbird

Verb.

To enter/exit a chair/stool etc. from above - usually accompanied by the Thunderbirds theme tune.

There was no space to move - so James had to Thunderbird into his chair.

by Monkey_Guy September 14, 2004

thunderbird

To call an end to a meeting, session or shift, usually done by some form of authority, releasing those underneath him or her from duty until the next appointed time.

My boss called "Thunderbird" at 2:30, so I was able to come home early.

by Jay Walker June 28, 2006