by The Og From DA North May 5, 2005
old norse for "cheers"
-used in Ireland to signify trust among viking leaders or members of viking unit. The idea is everyone slams their mugs of ale/mead together hard enough for everyones drink to splash into everyone else's the idea being if one of them is poised the rest are poisoned. signifies the unit
-used in Ireland to signify trust among viking leaders or members of viking unit. The idea is everyone slams their mugs of ale/mead together hard enough for everyones drink to splash into everyone else's the idea being if one of them is poised the rest are poisoned. signifies the unit
SCHLATER!!!
by G... January 17, 2009
a combined, shortened version of "see you later". the first part of the word is often dragged out to add extra effect i.e, : "schhhhhhlaters". it can also be combined with "schloser" (meaning loser) i.e.
"schlaters schloser"
"schlaters schloser"
by Greig Jolly June 21, 2004