{noun} The process of making someone English.
verb - "britifying"
past tense - "britified" OR "britificated"
verb - "britifying"
past tense - "britified" OR "britificated"
Once you have been taught how to make a cup of Earl Grey, how to toast and butter a crumpet, and how to eat your crumpet and drink your tea with your little finger in the air, your BRITIFICATION is complete, i.e. you have been BRITIFIED.
by Martha's_Cellmate November 04, 2004
An emphatic declaration against the affirmative - a version of "NO WAY!"
Originally used by John Foster in series 1 of 'The Salon'.
Originally used by John Foster in series 1 of 'The Salon'.
A DISTANT RELATIVE WHO COMES TO VISIT: "Last time I saw you, you were about 7... are you still into Barbie dolls?"
16-YEAR-OLD GIRL: "No, LUV!"
16-YEAR-OLD GIRL: "No, LUV!"
by Martha's_Cellmate November 03, 2004
by Martha's_Cellmate November 03, 2004
the way the letter L, M, N, O and P sound in the Alphabet Song - children often think that it's just one long letter called "ellameno p"
"Do you know your alphabet, honey?"
"Yep! Want me to sing it for you? A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, ellameno p..."
"Yep! Want me to sing it for you? A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, ellameno p..."
by Martha's_Cellmate November 03, 2004