10 definitions by SusieQ
the second degree of roughness in the scale:
minger, mingerola, semi-conga, momma-conga
with 'minger' being a 1 on the scale of roughness, and momma-conga being a 4. Thus, 'mingerola 'is a 2 - bad but not the worst.
minger, mingerola, semi-conga, momma-conga
with 'minger' being a 1 on the scale of roughness, and momma-conga being a 4. Thus, 'mingerola 'is a 2 - bad but not the worst.
by SusieQ October 31, 2006
the fourth degree of roughness in the scale:
minger, mingerola, semi-conga, momma-conga
with 'minger' being a 1 on the scale of roughness, and momma-conga being a 4. Thus, momma-conga is the worst, and is saved for the truly reprehensible specimens.
minger, mingerola, semi-conga, momma-conga
with 'minger' being a 1 on the scale of roughness, and momma-conga being a 4. Thus, momma-conga is the worst, and is saved for the truly reprehensible specimens.
by SusieQ October 31, 2006
Pronounced 'rar-ko'. The quality of having bad breath or halitosis. It is most often used as a noun - i.e. 'he is raco'. It can also be used in an adjectival sense as in 'she has raco breath'.
'Man, your breath is raco after eating that kebab.'
'Thanks, I'll go and clean my teeth'.
and
'My cat is raco as f*ck.'
'Thanks, I'll go and clean my teeth'.
and
'My cat is raco as f*ck.'
by SusieQ June 28, 2005
Faeces.
Can be used as a noun e.g. 'a large bice' or a verb 'I'm going to bice'.
It originates from the Swedish word 'bajs' which means faeces.
Can be used as a noun e.g. 'a large bice' or a verb 'I'm going to bice'.
It originates from the Swedish word 'bajs' which means faeces.
"I really need to drop a bice after that kebab I ate last night."
"Where are you going, Pete?"
"To bice."
"Where are you going, Pete?"
"To bice."
by SusieQ May 21, 2008
by SusieQ October 4, 2005
In the manner of Bond - James Bond, in reference to his heightened abilities in the fields of suaveness, je ne sais quoi and general smoothness. Used as an adjective as in 'That car is double o'
'Do you like my new sound system?'
'Yeah man, double o.'
'What did you think of that band?'
'Double o.'
'Yeah man, double o.'
'What did you think of that band?'
'Double o.'
by SusieQ June 23, 2005