Cagestruck

The expression of cluelessness which newcomers to huge cities always exhibit.
"He's took a bus from a burg in Iowa to West Los Angeles and ended up cagestruck by everything he saw in the big city."
by Zed Numar July 22, 2021
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Case

The house or place where a cutter lives. Has a positive connotation as a nice or decent place.
Aye, my new case is a cozy two story townhouse in a nice middle-class burg.
by Zed Numar July 24, 2021
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Drape

To betray someone to the police. To snitch.
"Kig had better not drape me now that I've told him all about our plan."
by Zed Numar July 30, 2021
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Finger

A verb, this technically means to sift through or sort out. But most people use it around less wholesome pursuits or senility.
"He's fingering through his brain-box for information."

"That old codger has to finger his notes just to sit down!"

"Those bashers are heading out to finger through the boneyard, we should scrag 'em"
by Zed Numar August 03, 2021
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Blood

An expert, sage, or professional in any field. Calling someone a blood is a sign or deep respect.
"That blood knows everything there is to know about guns, respect her."
by Zed Numar July 18, 2021
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Foam

Anger or rage. Angry like a rabid hound foaming at the mouth.
"That berk's foaming, better not go near him".

"Foam with anger all you want bubber, the pub is closing, finish your drink."
"He likes to foam, he's harmless."
by Zed Numar August 04, 2021
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Addle-Cove

A rather unfriendly way to call someone an idiot.
That addle-coved barkeep threw me out of the Styx Oarsman just for lighting a torch!" Also a noun, as in "He's an addle-cove!"
by Zed Numar July 09, 2021
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