rag-dolled

rag-dolled...to have had rough & ready sex with a female.

"Man, that sticky Vicky will be walking bow-legged for a week after we rag-dolled her last night"

by Dr Fox May 17, 2007

arty

arty....lankysher interpretation of the words "are you?"

Often used in towns such as Blackburn

"Arty oreyt fettler?"....meaning "Are you alright my friend?"

by Dr Fox May 08, 2007

anole

anole.....a Blackburn/ Lankysher word meaning 'aswell'

"Our Tracy`s just popped down town to exchange that cardy for me & she`s gonna pop into ASDA ont way home anole"

by Dr Fox May 08, 2007

Dustha`tekkitupbottycock

A Blackburn chat-up line.
It cuts out all the bull & get to the nitty-gritty question of whether said lady offers anal sex on the first night.

"O`reyt love. Tha`s lookin` a bit tasty t`neet int t`fancy clobber tha` nos. Tell us, dustha`tekkitupbottycock?"

by Dr Fox May 08, 2007

o`reyt

o`reyt....meaning alright in Lankysher (Lancashire)

"How are you today?"

"I`m o`reyt thanks"

by Dr Fox May 08, 2007

swetty

swetty...a person from scotland. A swetty sock, jock, a ginger person

"That drunken ginger man staggering in the road wearing a celtic top, eating a fried mars bar is obviously a swetty. Shall we run him over?"

by Dr Fox May 08, 2007

Dingle

a 'dingle' is a derrogatory term for a person from Burnley.

The term was first used in the year 2000 at the 'roses' derby game at turd morgueby jubilant Blackburn Rovers fans. This game was won 2-0 by the promotion winning Blackburn team of the season 2000/2001. A great victory that ensured a 21 year* dominance continued over their significantly smaller yorkshire rivals. The term dingle has since been adopted by many other groups of fans when talking about burnley fc

(*NB....at time of writing, the dominance has increased to an almost laughable 28years)

by Dr Fox May 07, 2007