Lashings of:
A large indefinite amount of.
Synonymous with: heaps of, loads of, piles of, mountains of, stacks of etc.
NB. Often used with cream/ custard etc (perhaps has a sort of onomatopoeic meaning)
A large indefinite amount of.
Synonymous with: heaps of, loads of, piles of, mountains of, stacks of etc.
NB. Often used with cream/ custard etc (perhaps has a sort of onomatopoeic meaning)
by zimman August 02, 2005
To laugh
NB. This word is found only in certain British boy's comics, namely the Dandy and the Beano. It is extremely rare to use it in normal speech, unless inviting laughter.
NB. This word is found only in certain British boy's comics, namely the Dandy and the Beano. It is extremely rare to use it in normal speech, unless inviting laughter.
by zimman August 03, 2005
To get (very) drunk
Also 'to go on the lash'.
Synonymous with:
Get pissed, get wasted, get hammered, get rat-arsed, get sloshed, get trolleyed etc
The word 'lash' orinally means to strike with a whip, and so has this extended meaning (ie. drinking makes you feel like you've been flogged).
NB. Usually used in a positive sense.
Also 'to go on the lash'.
Synonymous with:
Get pissed, get wasted, get hammered, get rat-arsed, get sloshed, get trolleyed etc
The word 'lash' orinally means to strike with a whip, and so has this extended meaning (ie. drinking makes you feel like you've been flogged).
NB. Usually used in a positive sense.
1. "Hey John, what are you up to tonight? The boys are all going out and getting lashed"
2. "The boys are all going out on the lash tonight."
2. "The boys are all going out on the lash tonight."
by zimman August 02, 2005
A large indeterminate quantity of.
Synonymous with :
(truck/shed/shit/shelf)loads of, heaps of, masses of, piles of, mountains of, stacks of, oodles of, etc
Also see: wads of (cash), stashes of(money), barrels of (laughter/fun), bags of (fun/ money/ confidence).
Synonymous with :
(truck/shed/shit/shelf)loads of, heaps of, masses of, piles of, mountains of, stacks of, oodles of, etc
Also see: wads of (cash), stashes of(money), barrels of (laughter/fun), bags of (fun/ money/ confidence).
"I can't come out tonight; I've got tons of work to do".
"There are tons of fun activities to do in Paris".
"Not only is she intelligent; she's got tons of confidence too".
"There are tons of fun activities to do in Paris".
"Not only is she intelligent; she's got tons of confidence too".
by zimman August 02, 2005
"What time do you think you'll pitch up round my place?"
"Gary pitched up at my house at 10pm last night."
"Gary pitched up at my house at 10pm last night."
by zimman August 03, 2005
by zimman August 03, 2005
by zimman August 03, 2005