Brother Number One's definitions

wowser

a term used to describe a teetoller who wants to ban alcohol consumtion, The term originated in the early 1900s by hotel owners and patrons to describe members of the Womans Christian League in both Australia and New Zealand who campaigned for temperance and prohibition but narrowly failed in nurturing the latter in both countries.

Womans Christian League member: alcohol is evil we want it banned
Hotel Patron: just cos you woman arent allowed to drink in a hotel you cant ban it, you stupid bunch of wowsers

by Brother Number One May 5, 2004

sell out

1 - a certain even that sells all its tickets in a relatively quick period of time

2 - More commonly used to describe a person or music group (especially a metal or punk band) that quickly becomes popular and suddenly its original fan base turns away from them as the band has found a new niche market wordteenyboppers/word

1 - Tickets to the all blacks game sold out by noon

2 - Evanescene are now sell-outs. they now suck

by Brother Number One November 1, 2003

piggies

recommended name for police officers

"oi jason, the piggies are here, quick hide the plants dude, hide the fucken plants man"

by Brother Number One May 6, 2003

Beast

to descrive something cool, awesome

Black Sabbath are the BEAST!!!

by Brother Number One October 3, 2003

fuzzy

slang term for a police officer or any improperly motivated authority figure

that fuzzy pulled me over for doing 120km/h in that 100knm/h zone, hes more interested in getting money than chasing burglars after all - its them fuzzys that have a 5 ticket minimum quota per hour.

by Brother Number One April 8, 2006

trendie

a person/s who wanna-be skaters by dressing like them even tho they are not skaters and women who dress in tight white pants FMB's, a mini skirt and tube top.

Gemma Hall, Katie Ross

by Brother Number One December 8, 2003

hotel

originally a Hotel Bar - a place where men would go after work and get as pissed as a 2 bob watch then stay the night at one of the many top floor rooms provided, but times have changed and most Hotels are now discoteques and cafe bars, although the few that still remain in there original form are places where drunken unemployed bums spend there days drinking rather than trying to find work, at night there are darts competitions

The Albion Hotel

by Brother Number One May 5, 2004