Definitions by black Flag

Ligger 

Music slang. Origin obscure, but has been in use since the 1970's

A person who blags their way into parties, or back stage at music events just to get free food and drinks, and to bore their friends stupid with stories of 'how they met David Coverdale,' or 'hung out with members of Led Zeppelin.

"I went back stage at the recent Deep Purple gig, but didn't meet the band cos there was 200 other liggers in the way"

Ligger by Black Flag June 7, 2007

char

English slang.
1) A cleaning woman, normally a part time empolyee working for pin money.

2) One of the many English terms for tea. (Origin obscure)

Thirsty, I'll get the char to make us a nice cuppa.

char by black flag February 25, 2007

Jelly 

UK usage.

A gelletine desert, usally fruit flavoured served with ice cream or cold custard. Known in the US as Jello

Sponge cake soaked in jelly and left over night to set is the bottom layer of trifle.

Jelly by black flag July 14, 2004

incest 

The way the British royal family keeps itself German.

It is illegal for any member of the British family to marry anyone who isn't a blood relative. (Thanks to the 'Royal marriage act' of 1716) Even lady diana was a distant cousin.

incest by black flag July 14, 2004

hash brownies

Scottish Folklore:-

A species of little people related to pot pixies who steal your stash when you ain't looking.

I'm sure I had a half ounce around here, I reckon the Hash Brownies have had it away.

hash brownies by black flag June 28, 2004

tree

A large plant, that gives ruit, shelter firewood and provides homes for many wild creatures.

The thing that Mcdadeism and Community At Heart are bitterly opposed to and want to tear down and replace with concrete

Under the Community at Heart masterplan over 200 trees are destined to be destroyed.

tree by black flag June 28, 2004

wankstikka

A symbol often found tattooed on the arms of nazi's, skinheads and other pondlife scum.

The skinhead had a wankstikka tattooed on his arm.

wankstikka by black flag June 27, 2004