Definitions by Nupe

fibber

One who tells lies. Use usually implies a certain amount of affection on the part of the one using the word of another.

"Oh, you are such a fibber!"

fibber by Nupe January 6, 2004

flow 

1) When an off-road cyclist is able to negotiate a regular route without thinking about it, he is able to "flow".

2) The way a racing track for off-road mountain bikers is planned and prepared; it must have good "flow".

"I'm getting the flow of the route now."

"The trail rolls and winds through
beautiful open fields and wooded areas and generally has a nice flow."

flow by Nupe January 6, 2004

nicked 

Common British slang for "stolen".

See also: pinched, taxed, half-inched, lifted, knocked off, 'fell off the back of a lorry'.

"The band's clothes look like they were nicked from the local Oxfam's reject pile."

nicked by Nupe January 6, 2004

twitcher 

Male who is so passionate about bird-spotting her will rush anywhere in the UK at a moment's notice just to see some rare bird.

See also: trainspotter

"We got to the gig only to find that the car-park was full of bloody twitchers looking for some fr*ggin' cuckoo."

twitcher by Nupe January 6, 2004

trainspotter 

Person who spots trains for a hobby. Usually the preserve of sad anoraks.

"When I was younger I had this really sad trainspotter approach to bands and collecting records."

trainspotter by Nupe January 6, 2004