3 definitions by BlooPenguin
Not British slang...it is from the 90's TV show "Newsradio". Secretary Beth decides to make up a word and see if she can get others to use it by dropping into every conversation. By the end of the day, everyone is using it. Has become popular in Britain due tothe popularity of the show.
It means to flip out or go a bit nuts, or to rant about something.
It means to flip out or go a bit nuts, or to rant about something.
Beth went completely bitchcakes when she found out Matthew told Joe they were sleeping together.
Katherine is going to go bitchcakes on Bill after hearing that news story.
Katherine is going to go bitchcakes on Bill after hearing that news story.
by BlooPenguin March 27, 2007
The act of taking wrinkled clothing, spraying it heavily with Febreze and running it through the dryer for five minutes (blow drying it in a pinch) instead of hauling out the ironing board and iron and doing a proper job. Also works when the clothes are not freshly washed.
I've got to be at work in an hour and my jacket looks like I slept in it, but a bit of Febreze ironing should take care of it.
Mmmmm, you smell good. Febreze iron your sweater this morning?
Mmmmm, you smell good. Febreze iron your sweater this morning?
by BlooPenguin March 27, 2007
Not British slang...it is from the 90's TV show "Newsradio". Secretary Beth decides to make up a word and see if she can get others to use it by dropping into every conversation. By the end of the day, everyone is using it. Has become popular in Britain due tothe popularity of the show.
It means to flip out or go a bit nuts, or to rant about something.
It means to flip out or go a bit nuts, or to rant about something.
Beth went completely bitchcakes when she found out Matthew told Joe they were sleeping together.
Katherine is going to go bitchcakes on Bill after hearing that news story.
Katherine is going to go bitchcakes on Bill after hearing that news story.
by BlooPenguin March 27, 2007