7 definitions by Caliban
by Caliban September 6, 2002
Huge Chinese marsupial which can travel at comparatively high speeds, with a long snout and huge eyes - found in deciduous trees and clean sewers
by Caliban November 18, 2003
by Caliban May 8, 2005
1) A small furry, yet intelligent hamster-like, rapid-breeding rodent, with large ears and huge feet - often found in colonies under hills in Lancaster - "kong-plinger spotting" is a favourite pastime amongst many youths in the area
2) Common insult amoungst lazy, bone-idle slobs (usually males) who lack sufficient intellect and/or articulation to create a more competent insult
3) Used as an exuse by young human males when they misplace something during the education process.
2) Common insult amoungst lazy, bone-idle slobs (usually males) who lack sufficient intellect and/or articulation to create a more competent insult
3) Used as an exuse by young human males when they misplace something during the education process.
1) "Lut's see if we cee-an see anae kong-plingers todai!" (young Lancaster male)
2) "You are a kong-plinger sometimes, Steve!" (Anon - lazy bone-idle slob)
3) "The kong-plinger in the desk stole it, Sir!" (young human male)
2) "You are a kong-plinger sometimes, Steve!" (Anon - lazy bone-idle slob)
3) "The kong-plinger in the desk stole it, Sir!" (young human male)
by Caliban November 17, 2003
Enormous hairy animal, similar to a bantha, which is often used as a steed by the people of Greemwedd - usually found in caravans on the Great Yet Slightly Icy Terracotta Highway, delivering large quantities of rasberry-flavoured pineapples to Noolow, home of the Fructus Lords, the Pappai-Yar
by Caliban November 28, 2003
An interjection. Can be used in nearly any sense, to convey any manner of emotion or simply waste breath and fill up blank space in a conversation. Derives its origin from the 'yarr' used by pirates during the Golden Age of Piracy during the 1500s to 1700s and appropriated from there.
by Caliban September 6, 2002
Sport which involves large boulders being dropped in nine-day-old pea pudding and being thrown at small geese in the middle of a large field of barley - played by the people of Morrchobb, who are notoriously picky when concerning the age of the pudding
by Caliban November 18, 2003