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Touch

The universailly known hand gesture for scallies. It involves the outstretching of the arm in the form of a fist and tapping somebody else on their fist as they do this also. If received back it is used as a gesture of respect or as a greeting or a way of saying goodbye. Sometimes if the other person is a dick then you can smash their fist as hard as you can with yours, ensuring they won't try and give you the touch again in the near future.
"Safe man....Touch?"
*outsretches fist*
"Ahhh fuck! That fuckin hurts!"
by GF October 9, 2006
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uncle knobhead

that 1 distant uncle who you only see at big family gatherings who nobody particularly likes and who proceeds to annoy everyone.
"oh jesus here comes uncle knobhead, let's ignore him"
by GF September 19, 2005
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some sick guy

Scally term used after just being told something quite ridiculous which another person had done. It can mean "Wow, that guys so cool" when most people would think "what a dick".
"So this guy pulled a knife out in broad daylight"
"some sick guy, man"
by GF June 25, 2005
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you're sick you

scally term used to say that somebody has told you something really 'daring' or whatever even if it isn't really.

See some sick guy
"So i said to the copper you stupidswinehound"
"you're sick, you"
by GF June 24, 2005
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Swinehound

A character in a story by Boyd Cable. Also one of the grestest insults in the English language.
by GF April 15, 2005
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Laddish

A term that describes an act done which is totally outlandish and unnacceptable.
"Mandems gatted at me" - Fadi
"Laddish beaviour" - Ahmed
by GF April 18, 2005
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tart in a bottle

"jesus christ, he's got the tart in a bottle out."
by GF May 1, 2005
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