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January 5, 2008 Urban Word of the Day
In Scotland, pregnant. See also up the duff. She's up the spout again.
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Pregnant. Scottish slang. Used in the best movie ever made, Juno. This is not a food baby. I've taken like three pregnancy tests and I am fo' shizz up the spout.
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Idiom used for a situation that has gone awry, or wrong.
A British term for something that has been ruined. The US economy is going up the spout.
Tony Blair has gone up the spout. |
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Found in the Military(Canada's, The US's and Elsewhere), This means to load your weapon, or denote that your weapon is already loaded... E.g, The Glock-17 holds 16 rounds: 15 in the magasine and 1 up the spout.
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pregnant, usually unplanned, as in Up the Pole She's gone and got herself up the spout, or...
From the great Irish film, The Snapper: "She's gone and got herself up the pole." Also see Snapper: Fetus, Unborn Baby |
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Found in the Military(Canada's and Others), It means to Chamber a Round, i.e, Load Your Weapon... A Browning HP-35 will hold 14 rounds: 13 in the Mag, and one Up The Spout.
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