2 definitions by Al Hummins
Primarily British word meaning "nonsense".
Origin: Coined by Karl Pilkington in 2010 during the Ricky Gervais Guide To... podcast series. Thought to have been confused with "codswallop".
Origin: Coined by Karl Pilkington in 2010 during the Ricky Gervais Guide To... podcast series. Thought to have been confused with "codswallop".
by Al Hummins April 28, 2010
Example #1:
A: "I have to see my son's principla today."
B: "Oooh, sounds like there's a fire in the mountains."
Example #2:
A: "Where have you been!?"
B: "There was a fire in the mountains."
Example #3:
A: "I really like this photo!"
B: "There's definitely a fire in the mountains."
A: "I have to see my son's principla today."
B: "Oooh, sounds like there's a fire in the mountains."
Example #2:
A: "Where have you been!?"
B: "There was a fire in the mountains."
Example #3:
A: "I really like this photo!"
B: "There's definitely a fire in the mountains."
by Al Hummins April 28, 2010