DLY

short for "Delay" (or 'delayed'). Refers to public transport (trains, buses, planes etc) running behind their scheduled time.

London Gatwick - DLY +30min

Marylebone - DLY, seek advice

by I AM Mr Smith February 17, 2017

just for jokes

British English slang used to mean, "for the sake of it; for a laugh".
It is used to justify doing something (usually when pratting around) when there is no good reason - see examples

"Oi, play chicken when the headmaster comes along, just for jokes"
"ite, watch!"

"We was bored so we decided to play strip poker, just for jokes - Anna ended up completely naked"

by I AM Mr Smith October 05, 2009

Rinse and repeat

Used to describe situations, procedures or tasks that require repetitive action. Similar to et cetera

So I get up, go to work, go to sleep.. rinse and repeat. It's the same thing every day.

by I AM Mr Smith May 01, 2019

street sleeper

A vehicle that has been mechanically tuned for performance, but looks visually very similar to (or the same as) the original vehicle.
Street sleepers are intended to surprise race challengers who underestimate their performance.

"damn, that must have been a street sleeper, there's no other way it could have beat me!"

by I AM Mr Smith July 22, 2012

wybm

the shortened way of saying

Will You Be Mine?

"heya... i got somthin to ask ya...: WYBM Grace?"

by I AM Mr Smith March 16, 2008

fleeky

Adjective, used to describe the state of being on fleek. Notably coined by Tinie Tempah in his 2016 single, "Girls Like".

Tinie Tempah: "Man of the year, I'm fleeky, heard a couple man wan' be me"

by I AM Mr Smith April 22, 2016

get a tab

Similar to get a room, this is a derisive comment used about someone who is (or appears to be) drunk so often that they literally ought to "get a tab" at their local pub.

"my tim went young outside the, um...."
"are you pissed again?!"
"er.. I think-"
"god, man, get a tab!"

by I AM Mr Smith October 22, 2009