Definitions by Billy-Bob McSanchez

slash

To go for a slash to urinate

"I'll just be going for a slash, 'wight"

slash by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 6, 2005

shtum 

Comes from the German word for 'dumb' (incapable of speaking), though it is spelt 'stum' in German. Spelling in English somewhat ambiguous.

"Keep stum or I'll chop your facking balls off sunshine!"

shtum by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 6, 2005

streaky 

Means somewhat fortuitous.

"We lost to a streaky goal in the last minute."

streaky by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 6, 2005

spackhanded

A merge of spack and cack handed

"Only a completely spackhanded cant like you would have dropped the baby!"

spackhanded by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 6, 2005

ye 

Origin unknown, but probably German where it has the same meaning.
A fragment that translates as 'this' in the phrase "it was this big", usually accompanied by a hand action signifying the size of the object being talked about."

"I was walking through Epping Forest when I bumped into a bloody great big wild boar ye big. Facking huge I'm telling you."

ye by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 6, 2005

Lush 

Use especially in the West Country, where it is pronounced hilariously as 'lurrrrrsh'.

"I thought you said tha' bint o'er there's well lurrrsh. She fucking mings to hell and back!"

Lush by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 6, 2005

ferry 

(verb) generally to carry something, not necessarily over water.

"Can you ferry the fridge back to my gaff for nothing mate?"

ferry by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 6, 2005