Prize guy

a boxer or former boxer.

a person who fights for money prizes.

"You could tell that they were a pack of prize guys"

by Matt Windle poet January 30, 2021

Shocking Hell

/ˈʃɒk/ɪŋ/hɛl/

used for emphasis or to express shock, annoyance or surprise. Often used as a replacement to swearing.

Person 1: "Have you heard that Adam has been sacked?"
Person 2: "Shocking hell, you're joking? What for?"

by Matt Windle poet October 17, 2020

Lieyesight

/lʌɪsʌɪt/

1. a person's ability to be able to detect when they are being lied to.

2. being unable to believe (one's) eyes.

"He tried lying directly to my face but my lieyesight saw straight through it."

by Matt Windle poet March 21, 2021

Newshunty

/nju z/hʌnty/

a person that contrives a situation to gain media exposure.

"He's dying to be back in the papers. He's so newshunty."

by Matt Windle poet February 20, 2021

Inwhoencer

/ˈɪnhʊənsə/

a person with a modest social media following that refers to themself as an 'influencer.'

This guy with 50 followers is calling himself an 'influencer' but he's more of a 'inwhoencer.'

by Matt Windle poet March 22, 2021

E-troduce

/Eeˈtrəˈdju s/

make (someone) known by name to another person electronically via email, social media or other online platform.

"Hi Charlotte and James. I'd like to e-troduce you to one another."

by Matt Windle poet October 17, 2020

Nillionaire

/nɪljəˈnɛ /

A person that acts like they have a lot of money but really they are broke.

"He's always posting pictures of designer products on his Instagram like he's rich or something but he hardly has a penny to his name. The guy is a nillionaire."

by Matt Windle poet October 11, 2020