Definitions by black flag
monarchy
An out moded for of government where power is handed down by accident of birth rather than other means.
monarchy by black flag May 29, 2004
moo
UK slang - London
A mildly offensive term of abuse normally directed at the wife. Used in conjunction with words like daft, stupid, silly etc. Popularised by the Alf Garnet characture in the sitcom 'Til Death Do Us Part'
A mildly offensive term of abuse normally directed at the wife. Used in conjunction with words like daft, stupid, silly etc. Popularised by the Alf Garnet characture in the sitcom 'Til Death Do Us Part'
"You silly moo"
moo by black flag May 29, 2004
dad's army
Any group of elderly people working together for a common cause. Term derives from the title of the popular british sit com of the same name.
dad's army by black flag May 29, 2004
Horatio
UK slang, rhyming = fellatio
To give oral sex on a male member. From the popular Horatio Hornblower novels.
To give oral sex on a male member. From the popular Horatio Hornblower novels.
Horatio by black flag May 29, 2004
Iceland
Iceland by Black Flag May 28, 2004
budgie
1) A small bird, native of Australia, a relative to the parrots. Popular as a cage and aivry bird. can be taught to mimic human speach
2) A Welsh rock band from th Mountain Ash area of Mid Glamorgan. Still going after 30 years and 19 albums
3) A UK TV drama series of the 1970's staring the late Adam Faith.
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2) A Welsh rock band from th Mountain Ash area of Mid Glamorgan. Still going after 30 years and 19 albums
3) A UK TV drama series of the 1970's staring the late Adam Faith.
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budgie by Black Flag May 28, 2004
Wurzel
1) A West Country English slang term for a farmer or otheragricultural worker.
2) Former Lead guitarist of Motorhead.
3)A member of The Wurzels. A long established UK folk band. Renowed as the founders of the infamous scrumpy and weston sound.
2) Former Lead guitarist of Motorhead.
3)A member of The Wurzels. A long established UK folk band. Renowed as the founders of the infamous scrumpy and weston sound.
"Can you remember at the last wurzel dance- Oo ar Oo ar"
(Adge Cutler from the song 'Combine Harvester' UK number 1 in 1976)
(Adge Cutler from the song 'Combine Harvester' UK number 1 in 1976)
Wurzel by Black Flag May 28, 2004