Definitions by Alex Quantashassle

baba 

Verb. To defecate. (Yorks/Hull/Notts use)
Noun. Faeces. (Yorks/Hull/Notts use)

"Right, nans, I think I need to go and baba!"

baba by Alex Quantashassle April 15, 2005

babby

Noun. A baby, child. (Northern & Midlands use. Dialect)

"Overt your eyes, children. I am going to feed the babby!"

babby by Alex Quantashassle April 15, 2005

backhander

Noun. A bribe, not to be confused with an aggressive action.

(after being pulled over by a policeman for speeding, Granny Pubby has a few tricks up her sleeve...)
"Would a backhander get me out of this trouble, luv?"

backhander by Alex Quantashassle April 15, 2005

any cop 

Phrs. Of value, of any worth. Bristish origin.

"Have you heard their new CD? I heard it was rubbish but do you think it's any cop?"

any cop by Alex Quantashassle April 11, 2005

any road 

Adv. Synonym of 'anyway'. Also spelt anyroad. Northern British use

"Anyroad, did you see the old codger with the speckled bangers? Blimey!"

any road by Alex Quantashassle April 11, 2005

apple (core) 

Noun. 20. Cockney rhyming slang on 'score'. 1950s

"The fifty-niners are 25 against. So what's the apple core on the fourth, aye?"

apple (core) by Alex Quantashassle April 11, 2005

apeth 

Noun. A pet name for a silly person. A shortening of daft apeth. Apeth, derived from haypneeworth (half a penny's worth) but pronounced ha'p'orth. (British)

"Oh, Jake. You're such an apeth when it comes to patching trousers!"

apeth by Alex Quantashassle April 11, 2005