bang around

To hang around, or waste idle time.

Between muggings, thugs bang around the hood...

by Erin Montgomery April 30, 2010

brain-box

This refers to a person's head, usually in a crude or uncomplimentary way. A berk's noggin or (rarely) a desktop computer's tower.

"Go soak your brain-box" is a suggestion to go drown yourself in a bucket. "He banged his brain-box on it" means a berk finally figured something obvious out.

by Erin Montgomery May 02, 2010

bark

To give word, to betray. To leak information or inform on someone.

"They knew we were coming. Some traitor barked."

by Erin Montgomery April 30, 2010

hende

Skilled, clever, agile, and sophisticated. A hende person is polite, efficient, and capable.

That Nigel is the most hende butler you could want, he's polite, efficient, and can fix anything...

by Erin Montgomery May 03, 2010

chant

An expression that means news, local gossip, the facts, the mood in the air. Chant is whatever everyone is talking about right now.

I went to the pub around the corner and asked the bartender for the latest chant going around the neighbourhood...

by Erin Montgomery May 01, 2010

trolley-womped

Crushed with great force; maybe in a stampede of concert fans, or perhaps run over by a pedi-cab or bus.

"Sorry I look such a wreck. I just got trolley-womped back there."

by Erin Montgomery May 01, 2010

Cony-catcher

Any con-man, trickster, pimp, or thief looking for an innocent mark, or "cony", to trick.

That cony-catcher is just waiting for a rube to shakedown.

by Erin Montgomery May 02, 2010