4 definitions by Chris Cowley
Abreviation of 'gutted' derived from the Real Madrid player José María Gutiérrez Hernández. For exaggeration "José María Guti" can be used.
by Chris Cowley May 8, 2007
Abreviation of Hilarious, derived from the name of Chelsea goalkeeper, Henrique Hilário M. Alves Sampaio. Hilario is a word you should use in response to a story that someone has just told you, which was either meant to be funny and wasn't or was just an interesting fact.
"Yesterday i went to Pizza Hut and lost a slice of my pizza...you could say I've lost my edge!!!!"
"Hilario"
"Did you know that children who passed through the Wimbledon Green around the time of The Wombles being aired actually caused a litter problem because they were leaving things for the Wombles to find."
"Hilario"
"Hilario"
"Did you know that children who passed through the Wimbledon Green around the time of The Wombles being aired actually caused a litter problem because they were leaving things for the Wombles to find."
"Hilario"
by Chris Cowley May 8, 2007
Used after a noun to describe it in the superlative. Derived From Championship Manager and later Football Manager stats, in which 20 was the maximum a player could have for any given attribute.
by Chris Cowley May 8, 2007
Synonym of the word 'wank', derived from the name of Juventus and Bulgaria forward Valeri Bojinov, on the basis that his name sounds like the term "bodging off".
by Chris Cowley May 8, 2007