arse about face

Phrs. Back to front. British origin.

"The whole bloody Tori Party is completely arse about face!"

by Alex Quantashassle April 11, 2005

aks

Verb. To ask. particular British dialect

"I aksed him to move his car from the driveway."

by Alex Quantashassle February 12, 2005

approx

To go crazy, in the unemotive sense. Used in Perthian suburbia by middle-class Gs.

"Yo Jillian, whatever happened to our G, Tony?"
"Ay-up, he went approx, home-boy."
"Oh shite!"

by Alex Quantashassle June 05, 2005

icecube english

When you have an icecube in your mouth it is very hard to talk properly. For example, when you've just put it in, it is virtually impossible to pronounce any consonants, making you vocally inept. However, as it melts in your mouth you slowly regain your power of voice. This is all known as icecube english. It continues for a short while after its fully melted as well.

"I drank a pint of coke in a glass full of ice, then ate the ice afterwards. I had a bad case of icecube english for at least two hours."

by Alex Quantashassle June 29, 2005

Young-One

The Young-Ones are the universal fans of Neil Young. Very enlightened folk, I can tell you.

"All 16 of us are Young-Ones."

by Alex Quantashassle February 12, 2005

experience

A sexual act that was, for lack of better words, weird.

"So baby, what did you think of my double-alaskan-semi-cockadoodledoo-rainstorm?"

"Uhhh.... it was......... uh... an.... experience...."

by Alex Quantashassle June 01, 2005

Reginald

The posh englishman's way of referring to the male private parts.

"Oh, old reginald's having a bit of trouble, is he?"

by Alex Quantashassle July 18, 2008