All three words can found frequently in Japanese animations and comic books.
"てめえ"
The meaning is same as Brian's. Originally this word was pronounced as "てまえ"but today, we pronounce it as "てめえ" or "てめー"
"ちくしょう"
The meaning is same as Brian's.
"チッ"or "ちぇっ"
This sounds can express the feeling of irritation like" damn!" Some times the sheer sound of "ちくしょう!!"can also express very high level of annoyance or disorder of mind.
e.g.ちぇっ! またバス間違えた!
ちくしょう!! また僕のハムスターいなくなってる!
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Teme (very quickly spoken Japanese) = 手前(てまえ)="you" (very vulgar, usually used by boys)
Shiksho = 畜生(ちくしょう)="brute," a contemptible human being (again, vulgar)
ki ... you probably mean kisama = 貴様(きさま)="you son of a bitch" (again, very vulgar)
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