(1) In East London slang, a term of endearment used to describe a grumpy, bitter and twisted old man.
(2) A working sailing boat ("Lune Whammel") originally designed in the early 1900s and most commonly found in the Lune Estuary / Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, England.
(3) Transitive verb meaning to turn over.
(2) A working sailing boat ("Lune Whammel") originally designed in the early 1900s and most commonly found in the Lune Estuary / Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, England.
(3) Transitive verb meaning to turn over.
by Cinders April 8, 2006
I'm taking the whammel up the cut. Means I'm taking the dog for a walk along the nearby navigational waterway.
by rimaraf October 7, 2012
by Jonafon April 2, 2019