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Definitions by black flag

dead head 

1) A fan of the 60's hippy rock outfit The Grateful Dead.
2) To remove the dead seed pod from a plant as part of a pruning reigime. (normally applaied to roses)
3) To give oral sex to a corpse
The dead head was doing a spot of dead heading in his garden.
dead head by black flag June 14, 2004
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'.
The charge is in place, now I just need to set the squibb and then we can blow the fucker.
squibb by black flag June 14, 2004
The main west bound road out of London England. It connects the capital with Bristol and the Welsh Cities of Newport, Cardiff and Swansea. Renowned for it's traffic congestion. Particulary around Bristol where it intesects the M5
...and again traffic is moving slowly on the M4, drivers are advised to seek an alternative route.
M4 by black flag June 14, 2004
The main road in England that links Exeter in the south west with Birmingham in the midlands. Infamous for it's heavy congestion and endless lines of caravans in the summer months
I know we are on the M5, I can see 400 caravans and we have moved 400 yards in the last two hours.
M5 by black flag June 14, 2004

McMannaman 

To have a nightmare day. The sort of day where everything you do turns to shit. To deliver a performance so below par it haunts you for the rest of your life. Term derives from Steve McMannaman, the former England midfielder and his last England game.
And Heskey's fallen over, he's having a real McMannaman out there today.
McMannaman by black flag June 12, 2004
A remote device for controlling electrical goods. (TV, Hifi etc)

Dervived from the term to Zap (change) a channel
I have three zappas:-

Frank works the telly
Dwezill works the video
and Moonunit works the DVD
zappa by black Flag June 11, 2004
Cricketing term:-

To be 'out' after scoring no runs.
"And that's another Duck for Jack Russel"
Duck by black Flag June 11, 2004