1954 J. Blake Ex Post Facto in Joint (1972) 45: They were known as pussyboys, galboys, fuckboys, and all had taken girls’ names like Betty, Fifi, Dotty, etc., and were universally referred to as ‘she’ and her’. 1997 C. Newland Scholar 292: I feel say it’s time for pussy...
+Add a definition for this slang term Share Tweet E-mail More info: Interactive stats: R Related words Usage Vulgarity SlangMap blow chunks verb to vomit. Cottage cheese makes meblow chunks. See more words with the same meaning:to vomit. ...
Hampton/Wick (Hampton Wick) - prick or dick (penis - see main Hampton Wick entry above - Hampton and Wick each became strongly established slang from the one slang phrase, giving rise - no pun intended - to the jocular names for the male member, Hugh Jampton [ huge hampton], and Lion...
There are several theories as to why the cheesy slangcheddaris used to refer to money. According to the most popular theory,cheddarreferred to government cheese found in welfare packages. From there, it was used to refer to money (i.e. benefits) from the government rather than the cheese. ...
The addition of 'o' and 'ie' to words and names. - It is very common for names to be changed by adding either the letter 'o' or the letters 'ie', as in Johnno for John or Hughie for Hugh. There is no hard and fast rule for how this gets done but it is something you learn...
“Cut the cheese” sounds funny to me! Thanks for your explanation… Threw light upon my doubt! by the way, you’re great! avantgarde ronnie can you explaine please about passive for exp he is said that… or he is said to…… thanks aika ...
For example, if someone is about to leave you hanging, you can say “ちょっと待て!” You can also just say ちょっと if you’re pressed for time and want to get your point across ASAP. 10. 一足す一は? — Say Cheese? Hiragana: いちたすいちは? 一足す一は? means “one plus...
31: Pieces, short for ‘masterpieces,’ are the names, usually consisting of four or more letters, that are painted on the outsides of subway trains. 1995 (con. 1985–90) P. Bourjois In Search of Respect 71: On an abandoned building around the corner from my tenement, a two-story gr...
1946: Cheese (as in "Cheesed Off") We wonder if this was used ironically or not, but to be "cheesed off" is to be pretty angry about something. This is the also the year that "square" (as in, a very boring, out-of-date person) starts entering vocabularies, originating from the...
Milwaukee is so synonymous with beer that its major league baseball team is the Brewers. Visitors and locals can expect a good time for this reason and many others, and when there's no room left for beer, cheese, or any of Wisconsin's other countless delicacies, the city offers a range...