Definitions by BrynD

more 

In an effort to motivate and encourage lazy Alderley Edge homies into doing something, going out, down the pub for instance, a short sharp "more" can be a jee-up to instil action.

"C'mon lets go into Wilmslow. More!"

more by BrynD September 27, 2006

smoke it 

When telling someone that they have to put up with whatever you are doing, or are going to do, basically telling them to 'shoop', an Alderley homie could say "Smoke it!"

"Don't put your drink down there" "Smoke it!"

smoke it by BrynD September 27, 2006

swag 

Swag refers to an Alderley homie's belongings he may need in the near future, particularly tasty munchies, or drugs. For particularly great swag, further emphasis on the quality of drugs/ munchies being deemed necessary, "swaag", "swaaag", "swaaaag" and so on can be used, often in a nasal, throaty, higher pitched voice similar to how Kryten says "smeeeg" in Red Dwarf, but higher pitched.

"Just let me go inside and get my swag before we leave"
"I need to go to the shops and get some swag"
After pulling some fine drugs out of pocket, "Swaag!"

swag by BrynD September 26, 2006

sopping wet fanny

Sopping wet fanny is an insult to be bestowed upon an Alderley Edge homie, acting in a particularly girly or stupidic way

"Shoop, you sopping wet fanny"
Adamantly, in reply to a stupid question, or an act of total stupidity, basically representing a 'no' or 'shoop': "I'll smoke your sopping wet fanny"

sopping wet fanny by BrynD September 26, 2006

I'll have less

In response to goading and cheekiness from an Alderley homie, or as a statement representing a lack of interest in moving or doing something suggested by another homie, one might say "I'll have less"

"Fancy coming down the pub?" "I'll have less"
In response to cheekiness, "I really will have less"

I'll have less by BrynD September 26, 2006