grip

A syringe, generally used for heroin.

How the fuck am I meant to boot this stuff up without a grip?

by Harvey September 10, 2004

partially gelatinated non-dairy gum-based beverage

The best drinks at Krusty Burger. Also called "shakes" at "McDonalds".

"Hey, I heard they put a new McDonalds in down the street. Yeah, they have them same things as Krusty Burger, like these Krusty Partially Gelatinated Non-dairy Gum-based Beverages. Except they don't call them that. No, they call them 'shakes'."

by Harvey January 06, 2004

hot tamale

When a less than classy gentlemen places a piece of chew or chaw or tobacco in his mouth and proceeds to go down on an unsuspecting girl. The results burn.

Last night I gave my girlfriend Vicki a hot tamale, courtesy of Coppenhagen.

by Harvey June 29, 2004

acronyming

making acronyms

ttyiaf - talk to you in a few
ttyiab - talk to you in a bit
ttfn - ta ta for now

by Harvey March 18, 2004

Munter

Most often used to describe an incredibly unattractive female who you wouldn't touch with a shitty stick.

Sometimes pronounced "mun'er" with a Glottal stop in scotland

I widnae dae her, she's a fuckin' munter!

by harvey May 13, 2005

beer wench

Scantily clad girls, hired for an hourly fee (eg. AU$65) to wait hand and foot on groups of thirsty Australian cricket fans, allowing them to enjoy the cricket, which can last for up to 5 days.

The beer wench is the best thing about going to the cricket!

by Harvey January 04, 2005

basket case

The phrase has its roots in WW2. When a soldier came into a medical facility with a limb or multiple limbs detatched from his body, the nurses would call the patient a "basket case". As in they had to bring the soldier to them in a basket.

Modern day usage is to describe someone that is in need of extreme assistance(mental or physical).

Well Marge they brought in another basket case, a grenade blew off his legs.

by Harvey May 13, 2005