Definitions by anarcissie

plank 

In the situation of being about to be fired, laid off, or dumped, as in "walking the plank", "on the plank", "went off the plank", etc.; from the pirate custom of making superfluous individuals walk off a plank at the side of their ship and fall into the water.

"I hear Millie's on the plank and they're just waiting for an excuse to let her go."

plank by anarcissie May 1, 2008

bollix up 

(verb) mess up, confuse, screw up, wreck; also spelled bollocks up and bollox up. Related to "balls-up", that is, upside-down. A spelling euphemism.

"Count on that doofus to bollix up the plan so we get out of here late."

bollix up by anarcissie May 1, 2008

noodge 

(verb) To nag or annoy someone, especially in order to motivate them to do something. (noun) Someone who does this.

I hate to be a noodge, but you're going to have to do some work today.

noodge by anarcissie April 22, 2008

blow

(verb) to cause to explode, to blow up.

"Blow the bridge, and they won't be able to follow us," said the ringleader.

blow by anarcissie April 22, 2008

blow lunch 

(verb) to vomit, esp. vigorously. Also figurative.

I'm gonna blow lunch if I hear about your job one more time.

blow lunch by anarcissie April 22, 2008

blow his wig 

(verb) to lose one's mind, or cause someone else to lose their mind; to go crazy or drive crazy; to impress or surprise.

When I show up today, it will blow his wig. He won't be able to deal.

blow his wig by anarcissie April 22, 2008

bag 

(noun) A conspiracy or conspiratorial or criminal arrangement or relationship; a corrupt official or office

"There's a lot of bags in Baltimore"

bag by anarcissie April 4, 2008