cabrio

Short for cabriolet, a convertible car.
Yo yo yo who wants a ryde in mah cab-ri-o!
by Kung-Fu Jesus April 15, 2004
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knock for knock

(Legal Idiom) The fault and consequences are bourne equally by all present parties.
My decision on the accident was knock for knock.
by Kung-Fu Jesus May 09, 2004
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ello my luvur!

A greeting used in Rural England. Mainly in the North East (It's actually spelled North-East, but residents are too fuckwitted to hyphenate).


Often said to farmyard animals.
The North-East, where bitches (say they) are psycho (but aren't), and sheep are scared!
by Kung-Fu Jesus May 05, 2004
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accrual

Money owning. When a creditor gives you the service, loan or product before asking for the cost.
We have accruals of £760
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Flagship

(n.) The flagship of a fleet is usually the best-equipped, and most famous. The orders all come from there.
Taking out the flagship decreases morale greatly.
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whodunnit

(n.) An amalgamation of the words "who done it" into one word. The whodunnit is a mystery where a crime or wrongdoing (a tort, so to speak) must be solved. Used to describe plays or cinema for the most part.
Cluedo is a whodunnit board game.
by Kung-Fu Jesus May 19, 2004
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