To be twice as strong.
In particular, refers to acid that has been 'double dipped', however can also be used to describe a range of potent substances/activities/ people etc
See also fat old boy.
In particular, refers to acid that has been 'double dipped', however can also be used to describe a range of potent substances/activities/ people etc
See also fat old boy.
by Herman Dogg December 22, 2003
A term used in reference to time keeping, derived from the espression early doors. See also early barnes.
by Herman Dogg December 19, 2003
by Herman Dogg December 18, 2003
by Herman Dogg December 19, 2003
Used to describe a situation where the usual rules of attraction no longer apply. Standards are lowered in order to accomadate the less appealing.
Particularly in the workplace, where a 38 year old divorced mother of two on the end of the production line stacking boxes can appear pretty tidy.
Particularly in the workplace, where a 38 year old divorced mother of two on the end of the production line stacking boxes can appear pretty tidy.
H.D:"that bird you pulled last night was a bit shabby rtj."
rtj:"yeah, I was playing by Roussel rules."
rtj:"yeah, I was playing by Roussel rules."
by Herman Dogg December 22, 2003
by Herman Dogg December 19, 2003