An acronym that stands for United Kingdom Stealth Assasins. UKSA are an online gaming group (a clan) who play a number of online games, but primarily Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield.
UKSASpetsnaz, UKSADiablo, UKSAGroinshot, UKSABringIt, www.uksa-clan.co.uk, www.uksa-fansite.tk, etc.
by Andy July 20, 2003

Prime Minister of Britain. Often mis-spelt as Blair, the correct spelling is Bliar because he lies so much.
by Andy July 22, 2004

by Andy September 07, 2004

by andy July 13, 2004

From ages 5-25 they can only make conversation with people ages +40 (aside from their own sibilings).
Females from ages 5 to their death, wears a combination of the following: Flowery table cloth like vest, long sleeved button up shirts, 9 inch zipper back-pocketless jeans (Generally a 3 inch gap between the bottom of the jeans & the top of their boots), long baggy jean-skirts with a ruffle around the bottom.
Males wear either a tucked-in all the way buttoned polo shirt or a tucked-in t-shirt with a german shepherd on it. Also wears annoyingly tight jeans or khaki dockers (all of which are tucked into their socks).
Females from ages 5 to their death, wears a combination of the following: Flowery table cloth like vest, long sleeved button up shirts, 9 inch zipper back-pocketless jeans (Generally a 3 inch gap between the bottom of the jeans & the top of their boots), long baggy jean-skirts with a ruffle around the bottom.
Males wear either a tucked-in all the way buttoned polo shirt or a tucked-in t-shirt with a german shepherd on it. Also wears annoyingly tight jeans or khaki dockers (all of which are tucked into their socks).
by Andy December 28, 2005

Originally from the Britcom "Father Ted" a derivitive of the word fuck that is used when fuck cannot be.
by Andy March 21, 2005

Literal meaning: to rearrange the structure of something.
Real meaning: to sack lots of workers.
A euphemism used by bosses to cover up the fact that they're planning to sack workers or to attack workers in other ways (e.g. worsen pay and conditions).
Real meaning: to sack lots of workers.
A euphemism used by bosses to cover up the fact that they're planning to sack workers or to attack workers in other ways (e.g. worsen pay and conditions).
Boss: We're planning a major restructuring of this factory.
Union rep: erm - what's that?
Me: It means they're going to sack loads of people, you idiot! Quick, do something!
Union rep: erm - what's that?
Me: It means they're going to sack loads of people, you idiot! Quick, do something!
by Andy April 27, 2004
