22 definitions by noodle
by noodle May 16, 2005
by noodle March 6, 2003
A word used in UK slang which can mean:
1. An exclamation of surprise (usually shock).
2. An adjective meaning bad/poor.
3. An adjective meaning good (similar to how "sick" is used).
1. An exclamation of surprise (usually shock).
2. An adjective meaning bad/poor.
3. An adjective meaning good (similar to how "sick" is used).
1. "Did you know that Fred crashed his car last night?", "Woah, state".
2. "Have you seen that toilet? It's well state"
3. "I did a turbo last night, it were well state"
2. "Have you seen that toilet? It's well state"
3. "I did a turbo last night, it were well state"
by noodle May 2, 2007
A verbal shrug
1.Used when lacking effort to say anything substantial/ when miserable/tired of conversation.
2. Replaces 'i can't be bothered'
1.Used when lacking effort to say anything substantial/ when miserable/tired of conversation.
2. Replaces 'i can't be bothered'
by noodle February 8, 2004
Noun
1.An unkempt youth, generally has lots of hair/lice
2. A tramp, a homeless person
3. A scruffily affectionate version of the hobo
1.An unkempt youth, generally has lots of hair/lice
2. A tramp, a homeless person
3. A scruffily affectionate version of the hobo
by noodle February 4, 2004
UK English Primary school word for penis - even more childish than willy.
Can be lengthened to widgy if you want.
Can be lengthened to widgy if you want.
by noodle May 14, 2005
Derogatory term for a Chinese man. Usually one with bad clothes and unkempt hair, who acts in a manner that reflects lack of social skills. (Derived from the Chinese term "Ge-mer" meaning "buddies" and mispronounced by Dr. Clark Guilliams.)
by noodle December 11, 2003