borogove

Charles Dodgson's nonsense word, found in 'Jabberwocky'. Approximates to a 'copse' or 'glade' but with connotations of paludality or murkiness.
"All mimsy were the borogoves
And the mome raths outgrabe"
by anycon September 30, 2004
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fanx

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

(n.) A learned way of saying shit. Contraction of the exclamatory 'Shiïte Muslims!', which may be used by somebody who objects to the tenets of Islam or actions performed in their name. Now corrupted simply to 'shiïte', this word serves on occasion as a witty alternative to the chavish shit.

Should be pronounced 'SHEE-ite'.
'Shiïte not another bombing in Lebanon!'
by anycon September 18, 2005
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stay-at-home Charlie

A common phrase in Hertfordshire, England, this jocular compound is virtually synonymous with homeboy, though with perhaps more couth-potatoey connotations.
I'm too much of a stay-at-home Charlie to go travelling in my gap year.
by anycon April 05, 2005
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5.0

Presumably this means arsehole, the 'dogging out' of which can only be left to your imagination.
The phrase 'to dog out sb's five point oh' is used in the film 'Bully'.
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dog out

(v.) to break in, as one would a virgin (chiefly anal).
D'you wanna dog out my five point oh (5.0)? -Ali in 'Bully'
by anycon November 16, 2004
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