Pertaining to any behaviour that could be construed as "Queeny" (with thanks to Shaun Keavney's Breakfast Show, BBC6 Music).
by Lino1 August 14, 2007
Northern English.
1) A friendly enquiry about the health of one's paternal relative.
2) A phrase to use when you've temporarily lost the right word. Or want to hide that word in order to shield more delicate ears.
3) Sexual intercourse or similar intimate entertainment requiring euphemistic reference. Accompanied by winking and smiling.
1) A friendly enquiry about the health of one's paternal relative.
2) A phrase to use when you've temporarily lost the right word. Or want to hide that word in order to shield more delicate ears.
3) Sexual intercourse or similar intimate entertainment requiring euphemistic reference. Accompanied by winking and smiling.
1) How's yer father?
2) *indignant* Well that's a fine how's-yer-father, in't it?
3) We had a lovely picnic, got pleasantly drunk, then spent the whole afternoon in lazy, sunny how's-yer-father.
2) *indignant* Well that's a fine how's-yer-father, in't it?
3) We had a lovely picnic, got pleasantly drunk, then spent the whole afternoon in lazy, sunny how's-yer-father.
by Lino1 January 19, 2008
Sexual intercourse.
Legover is multi-purpose and gender non-specific, and is therefore a useful term for all flavours of sexuality.
Indicates a serving of sexual enjoyment rather than a specific act.
Legover is multi-purpose and gender non-specific, and is therefore a useful term for all flavours of sexuality.
Indicates a serving of sexual enjoyment rather than a specific act.
by Lino1 January 19, 2008