B247E's definitions
when 2 or more people go along with a lie to 1 or more others for whatever reason. Lie can be premeditated or spontaneous. Generally used to avoid someone or to cover plans made.
1 - "wanna go do something?
2 - "I would but we promised to help our mate fix his PC"
3 - "err, yeah we promised him. soz
1 - "erm, ok. see u later then"
3 - "told u we should of prepared an inside lie, now it looks obvious"
2 - "na its fine, he bought it! lets get a tens"
2 - "I would but we promised to help our mate fix his PC"
3 - "err, yeah we promised him. soz
1 - "erm, ok. see u later then"
3 - "told u we should of prepared an inside lie, now it looks obvious"
2 - "na its fine, he bought it! lets get a tens"
by B247E November 28, 2009

Products made by Apple with the infamous 'i' added to the name to make it seem cooler. the products are used by the tech savvy and mindless sheep alike. Istuff are great products unfortunately ruined by the companies chosen limitations.
"Natalie doesnt mind wasting her money on istuff even if similar products are cheaper. Just another sheep following the i".
by B247E March 19, 2010

A persons distinct/unique knock that allows them to be identified before being seen or heard.
This allows the person to decide if they want to let the person in or pretend they're not in.
This allows the person to decide if they want to let the person in or pretend they're not in.
KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK......KNOCK....KNOCK..... KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK "whats that?!?" "Thats Matthew with the tens!" "how do you know?" "Duh! Knocker ID! N.O but you're stupid! "
by B247E June 25, 2010

a driver that can only be visable by their knuckles on the wheel as they are either too small or the seat is too far back.
most commonly seen with elderly female drivers or women in mini coopers wearing beatle eye sunglassess.
most commonly seen with elderly female drivers or women in mini coopers wearing beatle eye sunglassess.
by B247E September 25, 2010

Stands for 'No Offense". Mainly used in texts or online but increasingly being used in conversations.
Heard it here first from ZODIAC
Heard it here first from ZODIAC
by B247E August 8, 2009

Rich persons word for £10 using the commonly used 'tenner' and mixing with Pennie ( 1 pence) as it is their equivalent of pennies
I say Robert, I have some tennies in change on me. Must get rid of these things, people will think I am poor!
by B247E December 11, 2010

by B247E November 19, 2010
