Definitions by Ludwig van Funkenstein
Swest
A general exlamation or adjective. Useful for when more widespread words elude you.
Origins: Kings' Heath, Birmingham / Redditch, Worcestershire. Originally derived from the name 'Adam West,' a prominent local celebrity known to perform street magic and stripteases.
Origins: Kings' Heath, Birmingham / Redditch, Worcestershire. Originally derived from the name 'Adam West,' a prominent local celebrity known to perform street magic and stripteases.
Swest by Ludwig van Funkenstein January 2, 2009
sack wearer
An obese female who wears a sack-like garment in a futile attempt to appear less vast. Often the sack has a hole cut in the top to display the contours of their massive norks. Few find this attractive.
sack wearer by Ludwig van Funkenstein August 30, 2007
minge pelmet
Hanging flab from below a woman's gut but above her genitals. Many women attempt to hide their pelmets by pulling their trousers up well above their waists.
Origin: midlands, UK. Minge: see 'minge'. Pelmet: an architectural feature built to hide curtain fittings, making the appearance of the curtain more aesthetic.
Minge Pelmet may also be used to describe an individual with a prominent minge pelmet.
Origin: midlands, UK. Minge: see 'minge'. Pelmet: an architectural feature built to hide curtain fittings, making the appearance of the curtain more aesthetic.
Minge Pelmet may also be used to describe an individual with a prominent minge pelmet.
minge pelmet by Ludwig van Funkenstein August 30, 2007