Stoagie

Descriptive Noun. Pronounced Stowgy.
American Slang;
Stoagie was exported to Europe in 1965 by Roger Miller;
in a top-ten-singles song
called King of the Road.
Meaning = A Partly-Smoked Cigar, or Cigar Butt.
Sometimes Mis-Spelled by Europeans as Stoggy or Stoggie.
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I smoke old stoagies I have found,
Short, but not too big around,

by Cyril Squirrel April 08, 2007

Superglishus

Adjective; used to describe Anything which is Especially Welcome.
Originally a mis-pronunciation of super-delicious.
It can be used to decribe Anything ; Food, Sex, Gadgets, etc.; Ad Infinitum.

That's more than good-good-good; its Superglishus.

by Cyril Squirrel April 16, 2007

Golly-Wifter

Deprecatory Adjective: Someone who is Left-Handed.
Used in North Lincolnshire & East Yorkshire.
Pre-circa.1900AD.
Thought to be Old English.

" As he lost his right arm in the war he's had no other choice but to become a golly-wifter.

by Cyril Squirrel April 07, 2007

Minge

The Female Vagina;
Originally From Old German and Pronounced Minger, with a hard G ; it has travelled through all the European Nations Via Migration of Populations through the ages.

" All men come out of a minge on the first day of their Life and then they (nearly all) spend the rest of their lives trying to get into one. "

by Cyril Squirrel April 07, 2007