fanx

(int.) A quicker way of typing 'thanks' (meaning 'thank you') that may originate in the f-dropping pronunciation of Cockneys and the like.

Fanx for de linky.

by anycon September 18, 2005

whang

(v.) variant spelling of 'wang'; this also means 'to smell bad'.

Boy it whangs in here -- did you just trump?

by anycon October 10, 2005

wang

(v.) To stink, reek, pong

Jeezum it really wangs in here.

by anycon September 21, 2005

supadupa

1. (adj.) Rather good.
2. (adj.) Excellent or superb.
3. (adv.) = 'super-duperly'.

I say Johnny my man that corn was supadupa!

by anycon September 18, 2005

twanker

A fusion of the already very expressive words twat and wanker to describe a peculiar, even unique, kind of contemptibleness found in those who are both stubborn and awkward, awkward and stubborn.

'You fucking twanker Matthew.'

by anycon December 23, 2004

Munter

Var. of minger, used mainly by townies to describe uglier versions of their kind

actual citation
"OK. In order to ensure to the highest degree of certainty that I definitely never ever go to the same uni as you, you HAVE to tell me which ones you are applying to before I do. Then I will be saved from ever having to look at the *MUNTING* face of ol' thicky here"

by anycon October 16, 2003

bug out

A word that pretentious monkwank Judge Jules uses to describe a night of heavy clubbing characterised by pumping, uplifting beats and much narcotising. As it were.
Can be a verb or an adj. But the adj. must be hyphenated.

"That was a fuck of a bug-out tune"
"That DJ bugged"

by anycon October 16, 2003