8 definitions by Yogrog
To attempt to behave as a gentleman would. A gentleman, by definition is polite, courteous and drinks beverages with his "little" or "pinky" finger sticking out. Of late the term "Like a gentleman" has tended to be tack on to the end of a sentence for humourous effect, especially in the context of drinking alcoholic beverages. See also like a lord.
by Yogrog August 28, 2006
Variation of existing words, bollocks, or bollox.
Can be used to convey a polite meaning to the currently vulgar association with testicles, etc.
Can be used to convey a polite meaning to the currently vulgar association with testicles, etc.
I have a pain in my balleex with my job.
I was balleexed last night.
That remark is a load of balleex.
You are a balleex.
Ask my balleex.
I was balleexed last night.
That remark is a load of balleex.
You are a balleex.
Ask my balleex.
by Yogrog July 6, 2004
Idiotic or foolish behaviour. Alcohol fuelled antics and high jinks being a popular brand of eejitry.
Related to eejit.
Related to eejit.
by Yogrog July 6, 2004
Acronym for Baked Bean Tooth/Teeth. Baked beans in tomato sauce have a yellow/brown appearance - this expression BBT can be used to describe the yellow or dirty looking teeth of someone with bad dental hygiene habits.
Jaysus! Look at the BBT over there, he looks like he has a banana in his mouth!
I look like a BBT after many years of bad dental hygiene habits.
I look like a BBT after many years of bad dental hygiene habits.
by Yogrog August 29, 2006
To get The Shaft (Definition 3) from someone, that is, to get screwed over. However - getting The Shaft is common enough - you realise you have received The Spanish Finger only after the fact. So, in (say) a review situation - your boss makes a couple of critical remarks that are so subtle you only realise it afterwards. That is The Spanish Finger. Realisation of having just received The Spanish Finger is normally accompanid by a puzzled frown and a rub of ones chin. This was first coined in Rathmines on December 9, 2005.
What a strange review that was. I almost feel as if my boss was being rather critical of me. (Pause) In fact he definitely was. I just received The Spanish Finger. Damn.
by Yogrog December 12, 2005
Variant of Queer.
Depending on the context, it can mean strange or uncanny, but can also mean homosexual.
Depending on the context, it can mean strange or uncanny, but can also mean homosexual.
"He's a right quare hawk", meaning he is a strange person.
"That was a right quare film", meaning that movie was indeed rather strange.
"He's a quare lad!", that man is a homosexual.
"That was a right quare film", meaning that movie was indeed rather strange.
"He's a quare lad!", that man is a homosexual.
by Yogrog July 7, 2004
To do something or attempt to do something like a lord. A lord can be regarded as a wealthy, well to do layabout who eats and drinks excessively. The term like or as a lord tagged onto the end of a sentence would imply that you did something to excess, further in excess for example, of something you did like a gentleman. If you drank like a lord, you would have drank a tremendous amount invariably leaving you drunk as a lord.
I drank plenty last night. I drank so much I was drunk as a lord.
I had a huge meal last night, I was stuffed after it. I ate like a lord.
I had a huge meal last night, I was stuffed after it. I ate like a lord.
by Yogrog August 28, 2006