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What is thru there?
Window at the side of fast food places where you can get food (of some description) without leaving your car. Also sometimes a place where you can get good drugs without leaving your car, if you know the right stuff to order. Primarily a North American thing, in tune with the American way of conducting as much of life as possible from the car.
I don't want a sit-down meal tonight, let's just get something at the drive-thru.
thru there - video
Thru there - what is it?
The short version of saying, "I'm too lazy to get out of my car."
Generally used large families, who order more than $50 worth of food, and then expect it to be ready in twenty seconds, because they believe the machines are magical and will cook faster because they used the drive thru.
What does "thru there" mean?
that thing you want
errie body in the club want some dhruv thru
Thru there - what does it mean?
Definition 1: To come over
Definition 2: To do your thing, give your best, to Flex
To do something and do well or better than you are currently
A line of encouragement
1:We bout to turn up, come thru
1: I at the mall, come thru
1: I don't fell like talkin' on the phone. Just come thru. Pull up
2. I see you with the fresh fit, Come thru
Thru there - meaning
She is thru.
Thru there - definition
1. “ to be high or intoxicated “
2. “ to be in feelings or emotional “
3. “ ugly or ignorant “
1. “ I drank a bottle of patron and I was thru there “
2. “ certain songs be having me thru there “
3. “ that hoe tried to play me man she thru there “
Thru there - slang
You're thru.
Thru there
Common misspelling of 'through' due to laziness and/or ignorance.
Carl: Hey, let's go to the drive-thru!
Paul: No thanks, I don't eat food from a company with English skills of a 3-year-old.
Thru there
Abbreviation of 'through'. Most commonly used in drive-through lines or highway signs.
DiggityMonkeez: Go thru the tunnel, and exit 17 will be...
ElGrammar: Did you say "through" or "thru"?
DiggityMonkeez: Does it matter? They both sound the same.
ElGrammar: Yeah, but the direction of our conversation hinges on which word you chose.
DiggityMonkeez: OK, OK! I said "thru"! With a 'u'!
ElGrammar: Oh, OK.
Thru there
=Through.
I saw thru her clothes.