bonnet

A "bonnet" is British meaning the hood of an automobile.

To access the engine block I was required to lift the bonnet.

by Blondie May 13, 2005

torch

In the British Isles, a "torch" is a flashlight.

To explore dark places at night, a torch may well be required.

by Blondie June 18, 2005

wOoTaLiCiOuS

Exclaimed by some 6th graders that attend Islander Middle School, when something really good happens. Most likely to be used on the compy. This word was used firstly by Jessica T.

DAMN! I got an A on my math test! wOoTaLiCiOuS!!!

by Blondie February 10, 2005

Sod Off

"Sod-off" is British slang meaning to f@$#* off!

I was so bloody mad I told the bloke to just sod-off!

by Blondie February 15, 2005

Habu

The Habu is a deadly venomous snake native to the island of Okinawa, Japan.

When in the jungle, beware of the Habu!

by Blondie June 18, 2005

road rules

a show on mtv where people travel around the world in a RV completeing challeges in order to win prizes and money. (Reality tv show)

by blondie July 12, 2003

pansy division

see pansy
also see pussy
1) any divisions that contain or involves pansies. 2) any area or shelf in a greenhouse containing pansies. 3) any group, sect, cult, or divisions of cowardly men. (A pansy is a cowardly man or a man with womanly/childish/babyish personality traits. i.e. "pussy")

Coach: ALRIGHT! We'll start with 50 push-ups!
Team whines...
Coach: What is this? The pansy division?!?

by Blondie November 14, 2003