3 definitions by Lonely Pigeon
Phrase to indicate that a person is incredibly easily amused. Often used in the presence of children, the effect being they laugh more. However has also been proved effective on adults even if they've already heard it. Originates from a strange British family whose other phrases include as dry as a nun's gusset.
Mother: (makes appropriate amusing face)
Child: (laughs uncontrollably)
Mother: You'd laugh to see a pudding run!
Child: (more raucous laughter)
Child: (laughs uncontrollably)
Mother: You'd laugh to see a pudding run!
Child: (more raucous laughter)
by Lonely Pigeon October 19, 2003
Phrase to express one's extreme thirst, especially on entering the local tavern or other drinking establishment.
by Lonely Pigeon October 19, 2003
The frontal part of a pair of underpants/knickers, that which covers the "pubic mound". See as dry as a nun's gusset.
by Lonely Pigeon October 19, 2003