2 definitions by Maudley
An EW consists of two bets on one selection in one event. The first bet is on the selection to win and the second bet is on the selection to finish in the allotted placings i.e. second, third etc. The place terms will vary depending on the event and the place part of the bet is settled at the relevant place odds. For example, if the place terms for a race are the first three at a fifth of the odds and your selection finishes second or third, you will receive only a fifth of the full odds times your stake money as a return. A £1 each-way single has a total stake of £2.
by Maudley December 31, 2005
Used as a get out clause to laugh at something you shouldnt really be laughing at. So everybody thinks your laughing at your friends shirt when really your laughing at the unfortunate person/thing.
used in conjunction with a direction, often the classic time direction to avoid unwanted attention.
used in conjunction with a direction, often the classic time direction to avoid unwanted attention.
'After seeing really tall woman with really small man in front of us'
Me: Nice shirt 12 O'Clock
Friend: Pfffff
by Maudley November 26, 2006