Wurzel

A wurzel A Well Known Popular Slang Term For Supporters Of Southampton FC and for people from Southampton is General.

Did You See That Group Of wurzels Today?

by Dave Johnson Blue December 18, 2019

Wurzelling

Wurzelling means following Portsmouth Football Club.

Wurzelling, wurzelling, wurzelling free, the bell-ringing Wurzels of Pompey are we.

by iwys June 24, 2007

wurzel

A wurzel is a farming bumpkin from the little Hampshire village of Portsmouth.

A straw-chewing wurzel: Ize a right pompey dinlo ize is.

by City lad July 18, 2008

wurzel

A wurzel is what supporters of other teams call a fan of Portsmouth Football Club. It originated from the fact that their small band of followers, or wurzels, mainly come from the countryside and, with their hand-bell, drum and bugle, long blue wigs and fancy dress, have a rustic character.

John Westwood is a wurzel.

by iwys June 23, 2007

Wurzels

The best song eva. As a Somerseter (south west england) I can boast about having the Wurzels. The Beatles of the South West.
Songs like; Combine Harvester, The Blackbird, Drink up thy Zider. See also: Wurzel

"I gotta brand new COmbine Harvester, and i'll give you the key..." --Combine Harvester

by mat October 11, 2004

wurzel

SSC slang for Chewing Gum. As in wurzel gummage = gum

'Oi mate i've just had some onions, have you got a wurzel?

by Kaarzi May 30, 2006

wurzel

soft in the head argricultural types

"you are a wurzel, a dirty wurzel, your only happy when making hay, your dads a scarecrow, your moms a nympho, she goes ooh ah ooh ah all day" - directed at football fans in or around the vicinity of yorkshire.

by matt knight May 23, 2005