(UK slang) a swear-word added as an adjective to emphasise something, similar to bloody. Seems to be a reference to Hell.
The interjection "flaming Hell" is popular as a way of expressing shock, anger etc.
The interjection "flaming Hell" is popular as a way of expressing shock, anger etc.
I can't get this flaming computer to work.
Oh, we've just lost 3-0. Flaming hell! I thought things would get better this season.
Oh, we've just lost 3-0. Flaming hell! I thought things would get better this season.
by Andy June 27, 2004

Someone who flagellates her or himself. In particular, a religious ascetic/masochist who attempts to attain a sublime state or to purge disease or sin through whipping or beating her or himself with ropes, chains and/or flails.
In the Warhammer fantasy battle game, flagellants are a type of special unit available to human armies who wield chains/flails, wear no armour and are immune to psychological effects such as fear.
In the Warhammer fantasy battle game, flagellants are a type of special unit available to human armies who wield chains/flails, wear no armour and are immune to psychological effects such as fear.
by Andy April 28, 2004

Cherry Dinglers are dried up pieces of shit that hang from the hairs on your arse. They are a real pain to get rid of when showering.
Man i had so many cherry dinglers when she gave me a rim job she gaged on the bunch of cherry dinglers hanging out my ass.
by andy May 01, 2003

founder of unixelation.net and unixelation enterprises; one who thinks he can hack things and threatens to blow up the CHS's Server.
by Andy May 28, 2003

A sick song that Bone Thugs N Harmony and 2Pac did together. It is on Bone Thugs CD "The Art of War".
by Andy August 02, 2004

This is corporate slang for sacking workers, used to avoid actually admitting that this is what you're doing.
Workers beware! They think they can stop us fighting back by using these kinds of words so we don't figure out what they're up to until it's too late.
Workers beware! They think they can stop us fighting back by using these kinds of words so we don't figure out what they're up to until it's too late.
The company is committed to a long-term project of downsizing and restructuring in response to changes in the world market.
by Andy April 27, 2004

A greeting taken from the (now cult) Tango adverts on British Television, where the announcer greets a porcupine with the words "Hello to you". Use this phrase to greet absolutely everyone, and piss them off at the same time.
by Andy June 23, 2004
