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Copthorne

the place where the hobbits don't live.
"I'm off to Copthorne."
"Oh, no. You won't find any hobbits there. Try Middle Earth."
"Is that near Crawley."
by Stephen W. Thomas November 10, 2004
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Pasties

Drugs. A way of being able to admit to a friend that you are on drugs, without it being so obvious that every bobby this side of Tibet arrests you in three minutes. A pasty is someone on drugs, and so therefore a Cornish Pasty is a drugged up person from the Cornwall area of Great Britain.
'Dude, I'm so totally hammered with pasties.'
by Stephen W. Thomas May 13, 2005
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choich

as in 'Church'. A place of worship for some.
'Loike, I'm off to choich!'
'You don't go to church!'
'Yes I do.'
'Oh.'
by Stephen W. Thomas November 10, 2004
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dancey-dance

A particularly happy dance, best described as an improvised jazz-hand influenced skank-like dance.
'When I'm jovial, I do the dancey-dance!'
by Stephen W. Thomas May 14, 2005
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crabbage

1) A pincered vegetable.
2) A crab salad.
1) 'I wish I was a crabbage,
I'd play the whole day long,
And although I would have no legs
I'd live inside a thong.'
2) 'One crabbage please, but hold back on the crab. And the salad.
by Stephen W. Thomas May 9, 2005
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wondabulous

A mixture between 'wonderful' and 'fabulous'. Used to make your miserable lives just a tad better.
'That steak was wondabulous!'
'Not nearly as wondabulous as the ketchup.'
by Stephen W. Thomas May 13, 2005
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Lost Translation

'Lost in translation', after the meaning has, indeed, been lost in translation.
'I saw Lost Translation night last.'
'Shut up.'
by Stephen W. Thomas May 9, 2005
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