Basher

A neutral reference to a person, usually but not always, implying a thug or fighter.
He's a tough basher, he can take a punch.
by Zed Numar July 13, 2021
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Boxes and pieces, in

Dead. This comes from either being in a coffin, or the obvious alternative.
"He's in boxes and pieces, in a coffin now, not in good shape at all..."
by Zed Numar July 20, 2021
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Feeding the Wyrm

The act of executing a prisoner.
"Charlie killed a cop, a nun, and a little white girl in kindergarten. The prison will be feeding the wyrm his dumb ass for sure."
by Zed Numar August 03, 2021
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Beat by the monkeys

To be badly beaten by hoards of individually pathetic opponents. The expression is believed to be derived from an event that occurred to a cutter who was severely injured by a hoard of angry spider monkeys. However, it's also used commonly by soldiers referring to fellow trained fighters who're defeated by civilians...
Poor Captain Jack, he was an MMA fighter but he still got beat by the monkeys when he was drunk at a grocery store and started a fight with some bagboys.
by Zed Numar July 13, 2021
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Blek

Sometimes spelled "blex". In polite company, faeces. Also dirt, slime, sewage, or any other disgusting smelly material.
"You might want to scrape your boots, it looks like you've stepped in a pile o' blek."
by Zed Numar July 18, 2021
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Bark

To give word, to betray.
"They knew we were coming. Some berk barked."
by Zed Numar July 09, 2021
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Anthill

A city or town.
I was in Beaverton yesterday, that anthill is getting more crowded every day...
by Zed Numar July 09, 2021
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