noun
Street Slang
tod
TOD · noun · slang
Clipped rhyming slang for alone ('on your tod').
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Definitions
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Alone, on one's own. The everyday clip of 'Tod Sloan'.
“She lives on her tod now.”
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tod In A Sentence
She lives on her tod now.
Origin & Usage
Shortened from 'Tod Sloan', rhyming slang for 'own'.
Variants
tod sloan
People Also Ask
What does 'on your tod' mean?
It means being alone or on your own, as in 'she lives on her tod now'.
Where does 'tod' come from?
It's clipped from 'Tod Sloan', Cockney rhyming slang for 'own'. Tod Sloan was a famous American jockey.
How do you use 'tod'?
Almost always in the phrase 'on your tod', meaning by yourself with no company.
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