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The meaning of this word is often mis-understood in the British Isles. Instead of meaning an attractive woman, it in fact means the polar opposite. A Crumpet is in fact a horrifically ugly mess of a woman, who bares some similarities to a Crumpet. E.G: A cratered face, A greasy face, A short rounded physique. A Crumpet is in fact a woman, who a man should never touch with a bargepole. If a man does 'Eat a Crumpet,' he should lose all respect and all social status. Example 1.
Male #1: *Wretches* Look at that mess on the other side of the road! Male #2: What a crumpet. I'd never spread my butter on that. Example 2. Male #1: *Wakes up in unfamiliar bedroom. Looks at the woman lay in bed next to him. Instantly thinks 'What a filthy crumpet!' He then legs it to the nearest exit.* |
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Brittish slang for a hot chick There's a lovely bit of crumpet there...
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A yeast and flour based breakfast food, featuring lots of holes. Nice with butter. Would you like another crumpet, Jeeves?
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a sexy person she's a nice bit of crumpet
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word to describe a good looking female "she was a good bit of crumpet"
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A common term used for a toilet brush cleaner. England. Noun. There is a huge shit in the toilet. Where is the crumpet?!
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| 6. | Crumpet | ||
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Crumpet is the "polite way" of saying the word Cunt. Usually not heard within civilized conversation. Therefor the word crumpet is heavily used by middle and upper class society members, especially with the younger generations. The word crumpet can easily be heard in schools around the western suburbs of Sydney, were lads are prevalent and the word cunt is used by those dirty lads. 1) lad: oi cunt come 'ere!
Alex to friend: that lad is such a crumpet 2) alex to keiran: Lauren likes her crumpet dripping with honey keiran to alex: that's why I'm a bee keeper! |
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little round bits of fyeness Dude, hand me another crumpet. These are fye as heck and go great with tea!
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