Doyce

Boring Mathematics teacher. Says "Raat" a lot.
Raat then, it's Doyce!
by Bob Gurch May 25, 2004
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raat

A word used by Doyce, especially in his favourite phrase:
"'Raatt' then, it's a level thrye"
by Bob Gurch August 26, 2004
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It's a percent sign with an extra 'o' at the bottom. It means 'per thousand', rather than 'per hundred'.
5% of 400 is 20, therefore, 5‰ of 400 is 2.
by Bob Gurch August 27, 2004
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Gloy

Cheap brand of glue used by schools that can't afford anything better.

Tacky, but not sticky.
Gloy, Gloy, Glorious Gloy
Glue from the stick you must deploy
And if this you fail to do
You'll find yourself smothered in glue
And also, if you should destroy
A wonderful, innocent stick of Gloy
And replace it with some awful Pritt
Prepare to die, you blasphemous git.
by Bob Gurch May 25, 2004
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®

Symbol denoting a registered trademark. Can be written (R) if you are using a crap font that doesn't have ® in it.
Person 1: "Microsoft® Windows® XP is a registered trademark of Microsoft® Corporation."

Person 2: "Who are you, Bill Gates or something? Shut up."
by Bob Gurch August 27, 2004
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Gah!

See under Gah.
Gah! I've come to the wrong page!
by Bob Gurch May 25, 2004
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A sort of symbolic cross thingy.
Person 1: "Do you know what ‡ means?"
Person 2: "No."
Person 1: "Me neither."
by Bob Gurch August 27, 2004
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