Barking Mad

(UK Usage) - Almost Insane, usually in a socially acceptable manner. Often used to describe the behaviour expected of some (rural) old money families and more a likable eccentricity than a true mental disfunction.

By god, their all barking mad, colonel!... See if they'd like to come for supper next week when we have the Hybrid-Smyths over. I think they'll all get on famously.

by lisa_urban May 19, 2008

Bush

1) Popular and democratically elected President of the United States Of America 2) Region of Pubic Hair Surrounding Genitals

Combining both 1) and 2) above: My Bush (def: #2) would make a better president (re: def: Bush#1)

by lisa_urban May 16, 2008

Aggravate

To annoy a farmer, agricultural worker or tractor jockey

Those rabbits really aggravate the carrot farmer

by lisa_urban May 17, 2008

peculiarly

To reach ones objective by way of standing patiently in line (in a queu)

Doris finally reached the post office counter peculiarly

by lisa_urban May 17, 2008

context

When you receive a text massage (SMS) asking you to send money to a bank in Nigeria.

Person 1: I got an SMS yesterday that said I can make £100 comission if I send a wire for £1000 to Nigeria. Person 2: Don't do it - it's a context!

by lisa_urban May 18, 2008

axident

The unintentional mortal wounding of one lumberjack by another. The causing of a fatal axe wound

Bob's head was seperated from his body in a terrible axident.

by lisa_urban May 17, 2008

Apparent

collective noun: The modern single parent family unit

child 1: Do you live with your mum and dad? child 2: No I live with Apparent.

by lisa_urban May 17, 2008