Gleaming pip

A worthless small-time thief or a pickpocket. It's considered an insult to both honest cutters and thieves who see themselves as a cut above the rest.

"Benny the Teen used to be a top shelf bandit, but now he's just a gleaming pip on a horse."

by Zed Numar September 10, 2021

Blinds

A dead-end or trap, a blind corner, but also meaning anything impossible or hopeless.

"You'll hit the blinds if you try lying to the boss."

by Zed Numar July 18, 2021

Gurn

-To make a grotesque face; grimace.
-To make a ridiculous or unpleasant facial expression.
Scots dialect, variant of “grin” from Middle English “grine” from Old English “gryn”
Used in a sentence:

“Despite the cooking classes, her cooking always makes Mr. Pendleton gurn.”

by Zed Numar July 13, 2021

Biter

Anybody very short and very, very mean. Insult.

"Don't mess with the Oompa-Loompas. They're vicious biters."

by Zed Numar July 18, 2021

Counting worms

Dead. Deceased. In the grave.

"Yeah, that berk who shot at the police took sixteen shots to the chest, he'll be counting worms soon."

by Zed Numar July 26, 2021

Burg

Any town smaller than Los Angeles, in size or in spirit -- at least that's how folks from Los Angeles see it. Other bodies don't agree.

"We went to Paris and London on vacation, there were nice burgs but had no In-N-Out burgers joints."

by Zed Numar July 21, 2021

Adam

A partner-in-crime. An accomplice.

I would have got scragged by the cops, but my Adam had our getaway car running when I robbed the jewelry store, so I got away unscathed.

by Zed Numar July 09, 2021