by FatYellowOne July 22, 2021
English equivalent of the americanism Staycation. Vacation is an American word, English have Holidays.
Stoliday combines Stay and Holiday but generates the term Stolid, meaning calm and without emotion. Much like a holiday at home in England
Stoliday combines Stay and Holiday but generates the term Stolid, meaning calm and without emotion. Much like a holiday at home in England
Bob: Hey man, how was your break? Did you go anywhere?
Bill: No, i was broke, just had a stoliday
Bob: Cool man, how was it?
Bill: It was alright
Bob: Oh right, like a proper stoliday
Bill: No, i was broke, just had a stoliday
Bob: Cool man, how was it?
Bill: It was alright
Bob: Oh right, like a proper stoliday
by FatYellowOne December 08, 2016
Brian: We are upskilling the work force in my company
Sandy: Upskilling? That's not even a real word!
Brian: Oh yes it is, look in the dictionary.
Sandy: Oh! you're right! I really need to upneologise
Brian: Upneologise? That's not even a real word!
Sandy: Oh yes it is, look in the Urban Dictionary.
Sandy: Upskilling? That's not even a real word!
Brian: Oh yes it is, look in the dictionary.
Sandy: Oh! you're right! I really need to upneologise
Brian: Upneologise? That's not even a real word!
Sandy: Oh yes it is, look in the Urban Dictionary.
by FatYellowOne May 26, 2017
Know Pas to perform a deed or action which shows idiocy or a total lack of knowledge. Much as a faux pas demonstrates social ineptitude, the Know Pas demonstrates mental ineptitude.
We were talking about the Cultural Capital and Stacy said, "Yeah, that's just the same as class!". I mean seriously, what a Know Pas.
by FatYellowOne August 16, 2021