11 definitions by xxx_mlggoprobrolololololo_xxx
by xxx_mlggoprobrolololololo_xxx January 19, 2021
I am making add.php a word in order to attempt to shut down urban dictionary until I am banned from the website
by xxx_mlggoprobrolololololo_xxx September 16, 2021
Guy 1: Hey man just Chillax
Guy 2: I am going to urinate inside your eye sockets after they've been ripped out and sown into your scrotum if you ever say that to me again
Guy 1: Come on now, just Chillax...
Guy 2: I am going to urinate inside your eye sockets after they've been ripped out and sown into your scrotum if you ever say that to me again
Guy 1: Come on now, just Chillax...
by xxx_mlggoprobrolololololo_xxx January 22, 2021
by xxx_mlggoprobrolololololo_xxx September 25, 2021
The opposite of drunk. If you are drunk you are unable to perceive reality properly, being knurd is having your comfortable illusions of life being stripped away and all of life's terrors are exposes.
Samuel is two drinks away from being drunk and is, therefore constantly a little bit knurd all the time.
by xxx_mlggoprobrolololololo_xxx November 10, 2020
by xxx_mlggoprobrolololololo_xxx January 23, 2021
In British modern comedic countryside vernacular a terrierist is a person who has many hunting animals but generally not those that belong to gunmen (i.e Labradors).
They tend so be seen riding around on the back of quadbikes, in old ford rangers and walking around fields scrutinizing rabit warren entrances and such.
The countryside scholar may wish to put these fine chappies and chapettes into four categories, category one is the falconer who flies hawks, category two is the ferreter, category four is the beater who is always at a hunt and just wacks the hedgerow with a stick and category four is the dodgy bugger (poacher).
Of course the one thing that ties them together and gives them the name, is the fact that they will nearly always own a terrier(mix).
They tend so be seen riding around on the back of quadbikes, in old ford rangers and walking around fields scrutinizing rabit warren entrances and such.
The countryside scholar may wish to put these fine chappies and chapettes into four categories, category one is the falconer who flies hawks, category two is the ferreter, category four is the beater who is always at a hunt and just wacks the hedgerow with a stick and category four is the dodgy bugger (poacher).
Of course the one thing that ties them together and gives them the name, is the fact that they will nearly always own a terrier(mix).
Farmer Dave: Those rabbits are getting at my Barley again.
Farmer steve: You can call in Fred, he's a terrierist.
Farmer steve: You can call in Fred, he's a terrierist.
by xxx_mlggoprobrolololololo_xxx December 9, 2020