oxter

armpit

a standard english word, not slang, which could and should be used widely

Be sure to wash under your oxters boys.

Shite, your kit smells like a squally oxter.

by mandingoe June 08, 2004

p.k.

penalty kick (in football/soccer)

They won the game on a p.k. with 4 minutes remaining.

by mandingoe June 08, 2004

mile a minute

1. acting rapidly in a highly agitated way

2. 60 miles per hour

Stop talking a mile a minute and calm down.

by mandingoe June 08, 2004

drill

routine; standard practice

You know the drill.

by mandingoe June 06, 2004

punch it in

to bump fists, knuckle to knuckle, when something good happens or someone says something you firmly agree with. All the fun of a high five, but less dorky.

McSweeney's accepted your piece?! Punch it in!

by mandingoe October 08, 2004

swellegant

nifty, witty, swank, jazzy and maybe a trifle gay
swell + ellegant
Coined by Cole Porter

The costumes were absolutely swellegant.

by mandingoe June 15, 2004

ticked off

upset,angry,annoyed

can also be used as a verb (see below)

annoyance ranking:
* pissed off
* tit in a wringer
* pissy
*>ticked off
* undies in a bundle
* bent out of shape
* peaved
* miffed (agitated and fey)

He's still ticked off about the election of 2000.

These *#%$! referees really tick me off.

by mandingoe October 11, 2005