8 definitions by spinme
by spinme March 22, 2009
A self absorbed person. Irish slang from the Irish for 'myself' - Me fein.
Pronounced 'may fain(like rain)-err'
Pronounced 'may fain(like rain)-err'
by spinme November 15, 2009
M: "Did you hear about J last night?"
E: "No, what happened?"
M: "She was so wasted she followed K around all night trying to score him"
E: "Alcolol!"
E: "No, what happened?"
M: "She was so wasted she followed K around all night trying to score him"
E: "Alcolol!"
by spinme December 29, 2007
Tori: Have you not observed the emo song?
Tori: Ehh..I mean..observed with your ears..
Tori:..listened to.
Izzy: Earserved.
Tori: Yes
Tori: Ehh..I mean..observed with your ears..
Tori:..listened to.
Izzy: Earserved.
Tori: Yes
by spinme August 12, 2007
People (mainly girls) who eat and eat and never grow any fatter.
Mainly used as a term of endearment for a friend who steals all your food, or finishes it for you.
Mainly used as a term of endearment for a friend who steals all your food, or finishes it for you.
Person:"I'm so full...I don't even know why I got second helpings"
Eatbeast friend (with own food):"I'll eat it!"
Eatbeast friend (with own food):"I'll eat it!"
by spinme April 28, 2007
Common insult among the students of St. Andrews College, Dublin.
Err can be used for pretty much everything, however it is mostly used when someone proves they are particularly knowledgeable about a topic, as a general insult or when someone is being a bit of an all-round twat.
Err can be used for pretty much everything, however it is mostly used when someone proves they are particularly knowledgeable about a topic, as a general insult or when someone is being a bit of an all-round twat.
by spinme August 4, 2009
Adjective; to have a
If someone says they're going to have a dirty chinese, it means they're looking forward to what is expected to be an immensely delicious chinese take-away.
An Irish saying, it involves the popular misuse of the word 'dirty' as slang for something beyond the realm of every other positive word in the English language.
It is not used in a racist manner.
If someone says they're going to have a dirty chinese, it means they're looking forward to what is expected to be an immensely delicious chinese take-away.
An Irish saying, it involves the popular misuse of the word 'dirty' as slang for something beyond the realm of every other positive word in the English language.
It is not used in a racist manner.
by spinme November 16, 2010