A group of people pushing each other around, punching and shoving for no apparent reason. Often done at heavy metal concerts.
by matt November 13, 2004
by Matt April 27, 2003
used as a greeting in parts of south wales(espescially beddau llantwit and ponty,it is meant to mean mate.
walking down a street.
freind, aquaintence,total stranger walks down the other side of street.
you:arite but!
freind, aquaintence,total stranger:ai!
both walk off
freind, aquaintence,total stranger walks down the other side of street.
you:arite but!
freind, aquaintence,total stranger:ai!
both walk off
by matt March 27, 2005
While a girl is going down on a guy, the polite act of tapping her on the head or shoulder before he comes in her mouth.
by Matt January 10, 2004
1. the gay guys bonused eachother
2. positive :i aced my test! bonus!
negative: that test bonused me (notice past tense signifies negative)
2. positive :i aced my test! bonus!
negative: that test bonused me (notice past tense signifies negative)
by matt July 07, 2004
Verb.
To pay off a debt in a smaller denomination of currency than the loan was originally made in, thus leaving the creditor with small change where he once had a note.
Often the small change, if accepted by the creditor, disappears on trivial purchases before the full loan is re-paid, meaning he never really recovers the debt's full worth.
To pay off a debt in a smaller denomination of currency than the loan was originally made in, thus leaving the creditor with small change where he once had a note.
Often the small change, if accepted by the creditor, disappears on trivial purchases before the full loan is re-paid, meaning he never really recovers the debt's full worth.
Tom: Here's 10p for you, Mike. Now I only owe you £19.90p.
Mike: Hey - I told you when I lent you the money that I wouldn't stand chivelling. The smallest I will accept are £10 notes.
Tom: Ok Mike, I'm sorry. I'll never chivel a debt again.
Mike: Hey - I told you when I lent you the money that I wouldn't stand chivelling. The smallest I will accept are £10 notes.
Tom: Ok Mike, I'm sorry. I'll never chivel a debt again.
by Matt April 28, 2004