TPed

Vandalized with rolls

TPed is the past tense of TP, meaning to cover someone's property—usually trees and bushes—with toilet paper as a prank.

Typically done at night by teenagers: We TPed the principal's house after the game.

The cleanup is tedious, especially if it rains.

Also spelled TP'd or teepeed.

prank

vandalism

Willful property damage

trees · houses · teenagers · cleanup · streamers · neighborhood · revenge · night · decorating · mess

aftermath

cleanup

Restoration of order

  • ladderPortable climbing frame
  • rakeTined yard implement
  • hoseFlexible fluid conduit

branches · soggy · shreds · stuck · removal · dawn · dew · picking · tedious · hours

Opposites
state of property

TPedcleaned up

Made neat or profited hugely

pristine · spotless · immaculate · untouched · restored

prank action

TPedcleaned

Removed dirt from

helped · fixed up · beautified · landscaped · maintained

Family

TP, TPing, toilet, paper, papers, papered

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G