UK usage
A small detonator, either used to trigger a larger explosion or to simulate gunfire in TV and films.
Term originate from the cornish word 'Shibd'.
A small detonator, either used to trigger a larger explosion or to simulate gunfire in TV and films.
Term originate from the cornish word 'Shibd'.
by black flag June 14, 2004
A gone but not forgotten music club in Bristol UK. Opened as a jazz venue in the late 1950's it became one of the nations leading venues in the Rock'n'Roll years and remained at the cut edge of the live music circiut until its closure in 1990.
It is claimed that every major band to achiebe UK success played at the place including The Rolling Stones, Yes, Genesis, The Damned, Iron Maiden, Metallica and Pink Floyd to name but a few.
by black flag June 11, 2004
An irrational fear of the Islamic faith. Anything which promotes fear or hatred of Muslims, their culture and traditions
by Black Flag May 28, 2004
A popular american sport where they like to bomb anything that moves including weddings, their allies, the press corps, aid workers, their own men......
by black flag June 07, 2004
by black flag June 08, 2004
1) A sevear blizzard where nothing but snow is visable.
2) A brand of correction fluid
3) To overdose on Cocaine
4) To ejaculate into your own or your partners eye.
2) A brand of correction fluid
3) To overdose on Cocaine
4) To ejaculate into your own or your partners eye.
by black flag May 31, 2004
An alcoholic beverage made from fermented apple juice that oils the wheels of society in the West of England
see also scrumpy, zyder, white cider
see also scrumpy, zyder, white cider
by black flag June 02, 2004