by Josquius April 14, 2004
These days primarily charvanese used in conjunction with the word cunt.
Generally not a insulting term.
Its true English meaning is 'silly'
Generally not a insulting term.
Its true English meaning is 'silly'
'Ya daft cunt'
by Josquius April 14, 2004
by josquius April 15, 2004
A Sunderland supporter.
It is derived from something or other to do with the ship building industry with 'we mackem and ye brackem'.
I'm afraid I'm not sure what this means however.
It is derived from something or other to do with the ship building industry with 'we mackem and ye brackem'.
I'm afraid I'm not sure what this means however.
Come on the mackems!
by josquius April 15, 2004
A charva word for goth though to charvas a goth is not a true goth at all- by a charva definition many varied kinds of people are goths from those 'sk8r' kids to regular stoners
Its a gothical like!
by josquius April 15, 2004
1: A way of a older male addressing a younger one. Mostly used amongst fathers to sons and police men to young offenders.
2: Similar to a moonie however only doable by males. The penis is bared at your victim
3: Light from the sun
2: Similar to a moonie however only doable by males. The penis is bared at your victim
3: Light from the sun
1: Hello there sun shine.
2: He climbed onto the garrage roof and sun shined her kitchen window!
3: Bring me sun shine...
2: He climbed onto the garrage roof and sun shined her kitchen window!
3: Bring me sun shine...
by Josquius April 14, 2004