G-R-R-R!

Like Grrr! but each letter is said separately to enchance to expression of anger or frustration.

"G-R-R-R! I am so mad at that Hate To Love Virgo!"

by Corinne Simpson October 15, 2006

Hate To Love Virgo

A person who is born under the zodiac sign of Virgo whom one is in love with, but is a very difficult person to love and understand.

"Damn it! Chris is such a hate to love Virgo! I'm never going to understand him!"

by Corinne Simpson October 14, 2006

Sunday Belly

The condition of one's stomache after eating a homemade Sunday Roast with lots of gravy and vegetables. This condition usually leads to gurgles, gas and sometimes diarrehoea.

"Where were you last night?"
"I was at home with a bad case of Sunday Belly"

by Corinne Simpson October 15, 2006

P.O.H

Abbreviation of the Pervert Of Hastings. This phrase can be altered to include any town, for example, the Pervert of Brighton would become the P.O.B. This person is usually an old, dirty looking man who is notorious for eyeing up young people of either gender and just generally freaks everyone out.

"I was on the bus yesterday and the P.O.H was eyeing up all the little school girls!"

by Corinne Simpson October 15, 2006

LoveDrunk

A word used to describe a particularly happy state of being in love.

"Why is Corinne always walking around like she's got her head in the clouds?"
"She's LoveDrunk! Get with the programme!"

by Corinne Simpson October 15, 2006

Duty Mafia

The collective group of staff at a school or college who patrol both outside and inside, making sure that noone is smoking or eating in the wrong place.

One Teaching Assistant to another- Hey, Nick, are you coming along with the Duty Mafia at lunchtime?

by Corinne Simpson October 14, 2006

blank

To feel blank. Usually this is a feeling which is so small and mediocre that you will be pleasantly surprised. For example, a person who has split with their boyfriend and is dreading seeing him again is happy to feel blank. Neither love or hate for the individual.

"I saw Troy today."
"Really? How did that make you feel?"
"Blank!"
"Oh! That's great, I'm so pleased for you!"

by Corinne Simpson October 15, 2006