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.

by black flag May 31, 2004

cider

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

You aint lived until you've got ratted on cider.

by black flag June 03, 2004

kirk

Scots english for church.

"Och it's the sabbath morn, better get ourselves off to kirk"

by black flag May 31, 2004

syd barrett

To loose the plot when under the influence of class A drugs. To become an 'acid casulty'. Term dervives from the the name of the original Pink Floyd front man who trgically dropped one tab to many.

'Yeah it was a shame about Big Jon, he did a syd barret two years ago and ended up in the loony bin.'

by black flag June 10, 2004

Great Britain

An often misused term. Great Britain in the geographical sense refers to the largest of the 800+ islands that make up the British Isles.

In the political sense it refers to the union between Engalnd Scotland and Wales, and the central government of the same. (Add Northern Ireland into the equation and you get The United Kingdom)

Most people in Britain refer to themselves as English, Scottish or Welsh, Not British.

by black flag May 29, 2004

twin towers

The trademark and much loved feature of the old Wembley Stadium in London. Sadly demolished to make way for a new facility

Yes we all know Wembley needed to be redeveloped, but did they really have to demolish the twin towers as well?

by black flag May 31, 2004

Horatio

UK slang, rhyming = fellatio
To give oral sex on a male member. From the popular Horatio Hornblower novels.

She performed horatio all night long and we never even went to sea.

by black flag May 29, 2004