1866 E. Sellon Phoebe Kissagen n.p.: Phoebe, says he, for a jolly good fuck, give me a girl with an arse of her own; none of your flimsy slips of girls. 1879 Pearl 1 July in Bold (1979) 169: He tickled her bubbies she rubbed up his yard, / And yet for a fuck they felt...
of John Bull 22: John had not run a madding so long, had it not been for an extravagant bitch of a wife. 1723 C. Walker Authentick Memoirs of Sally Salisbury 60: Sally, whenever she was insulted by her Mother, would damn her with an Air, call her old Bitch. 1732 Select Trials ...
Military slang refers to the unique jargon and expressions commonly used by service members in the armed forces. Military slang is a way for soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Coasties to not only communicate more efficiently, but also as a way to build camaraderie with “insider” language...
A vehicle that Commanding Officers use to keep Junior Officers in a central location for a given amount of time to keep them from screwing up his (or her ) command tour. ASW Anti-submarine warfare. Atoll, Apex, Acrid NATO code names for Soviet-manufactured air-to-air missiles. Return ...
Interestingly, in German, you often chill in rounds.Eine Runde chillenis an important part of the weekend activities for many younger Germans. Rhea: Wir wollen an den See fahren und eine Runde chillen. (We want to go to the lake and chill for a bit.) ...
Drip = A boring person Duds = Clothing, apparel Flip Your Wig = Lose control of yourself Floy floy = Nonsense Gab = Short for Gabardine fabric Gate = short for Alligator = Jitterbug Goo and the moo = Pancakes, syrup and milk Humdinger = Remarkable, outstanding ...
Supposedly, in the 1700s, a man named Jack Robinson would call on his neighbors and before his name could be said he would disappear. Thus, JACK ROBINSON became an expression for a very short period of time. JACK SPRAT referred to a dwarf or diminutive thin fellow, but JACK TAR referred...
Hair in the Butter– A delicate situation. Hair Pants– Chaps made from a hair-covered hide. Half Seas Over– A sailor’s expression for intoxicated, drunk. Halloo or Hallow– Shout, hoot, to cry out loudly. Hammer And Tongs– In a noisy, furious manner. “They went at it hammer and...
He took a lacing at the hands of the bully. Ladies of the Line –Prostitutes. Lag –Prisoner, convict. Lagger –Sailor To Lam –To beat soundly. Lambasting –A beating, a thrashing. Lammy –A blanket. Landed –When a person has amassed a fortune large enough to keep him for the rest...
Bell Bottom:A sailor Bent:Drunk Berries:Perfect or Money Bible Belt: Area in the South and Midwest where Fundamentalism flourishes Big Shot/Big Cheese:Important person Big Six:A Strong Man Bimbo:A Tough Guy Bird:General term for a man or woman ...