"Shit, I've got maths next with Adolf."
"I can't wait to get my P45 from Tesco, if only to get away from old Adolf over there."
"I can't wait to get my P45 from Tesco, if only to get away from old Adolf over there."
by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 08, 2005
by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 06, 2005
Origin unknown, but probably German where it has the same meaning.
A fragment that translates as 'this' in the phrase "it was this big", usually accompanied by a hand action signifying the size of the object being talked about."
A fragment that translates as 'this' in the phrase "it was this big", usually accompanied by a hand action signifying the size of the object being talked about."
"I was walking through Epping Forest when I bumped into a bloody great big wild boar ye big. Facking huge I'm telling you."
by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 06, 2005
A saying that is indirectly somewhat offensive to gypsies meaning a person who is tight and/or scabs off their mates and other people.
- Why do you always fare dodge on the trains and look on the floor for pennies?
- Well, I am a bit of a pikey git.
- Well, I am a bit of a pikey git.
by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 06, 2005
A somewhat derogatory nickname for the much-maligned English town Slough (pronounced Sla-ow), of which sluff is a possible mispronounciation.
"If I had the wings of a sparrow
If I had the arse of a crow
I'd fly over Sluff Town tomorrow
and shit on the bastards below" (football song)
"If you jump off at Maidenhead you can get the train to Sluff."
If I had the arse of a crow
I'd fly over Sluff Town tomorrow
and shit on the bastards below" (football song)
"If you jump off at Maidenhead you can get the train to Sluff."
by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 06, 2005
by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 07, 2005