A word which means "alright". It means "yes" and is a sign that you are happy with what the person has said. Can also be used in frustration. One of the best words in the english language. It is also used when one does not know what to say.
A"I'm going to the shops."
B"Okay."
A"Can I go to the shops, PLEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSEEEE."
B"OKAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
A"Shops are goody good good."
B"Oookayy."(said slowly)
An Australian comedy group comprised of (in no particular order) Chris Taylor, Chas Licciardello, Craig Reucassel, Julian Morrow, Andrew Hansen, Charles Firth and Dominic Knight. They have made various shows on the ABC, but are most well known for shows such as 'CNNNN' and 'The Chaser's War on Everything.'
"The Chaser is a very funny comedy group, who make various shows such as the very funny 'Chaser's War on Everything' - A satirical, sketch based, parody, current affair show.
A combination of Fair, fabulous and joyous.
Usually defined as wonderful.
"How was the tea party?"
"Quite frabjous indeed."
Commonly cited as one of the greatest authors ever, Tolstoy was a 19th century Russian most famous for his works "War and Peace."(1869) and "Anna Karenina." (1878) among many other great works of literature. He also wrote many profound essays, a lot of which revolved around Christianity.
Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace" is most probably the best work of fiction to have ever been written. Through central characters Count Pierre Bezuhov and Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, the greatest spiritual and ethical questions of life are explored through embarkations on monumental journeys.
Meaning "to gay things up a bit" usually said by gay guys.
{A group of homos enter a party}
A: Geez, this party sucks.
B: I know, it's like so regular.
C: Time to fag it sisters.
A dream very unlikely to be fulfilled, or any wild or fantastic notion, synonymous with the term '
pipe dream'.
Her plans for a career in music are nothing but a hoop dream.
Ye Olde English term to describe 'Ya Mum' it was regarded as a heavy insult back in the day and was even used in Shakespeare.
AN EXERPT FROM A SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY
A "Thee sir, are a dog."
B "Thy Mother is of my generation, what doth that make thee?"
