Prawny
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Luke: "What are you getting the missus for christmas?"
Simon: "Vagisil, she's got a bad case of the prawny fanny"
Luke: "Yeah she does ay"
Simon: "Vagisil, she's got a bad case of the prawny fanny"
Luke: "Yeah she does ay"
prawny fanny by mxdw January 11, 2016
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Prawny • prawny fanny • prawn • Pranny • Prawn Crackers • prawned • prawn head • prawn ready • prawnstar • pradnya
Pradnya
Pradnya is a sanskrit word which basically means 'intelligent one'. The name signifies a woman of profound knowledge. She is beautiful, calm, understanding and generous. Do not get to her bad side. She probably knows stuff before you tell them to her. Mysterious, secretive, creative. A person who is comfortable in her personal settings and doesn't let others intrude their space. You can always rely and confide in her. One of the best vibes and companies, her smile holds the key to better your day.
Pradnya by Dhruv Mehta November 24, 2021
Prawnstitute
A hooker who has an exceptional body, a less desirable face, and may or may not permeate a peculiar aroma of seafood or ship rat.
Hey bud, I need to borrow some incense and nose plugs so I can bang this prawnstitute out and get my money's worth.
Prawnstitute by Ranchgirls December 13, 2020
raw prawn
From the traditional Australian expression: "Don't come the raw prawn!" or "Don't come the raw prawn with me!", meaning: "Don't try to put one over me!" or "Don't treat me like a fool!".
Particularly used to indicate that the listener is aware of the speaker's ingenuousness, for example where the person to whom it's directed feigns innocence or naivety.
Etymology:
Some sources say it is a WWII Australian Army expression. As to why it arose: one suggestion is that the reason lies in cooked prawn being more palatable than raw prawn. However, anyone from a fishing background who has handled raw prawn flesh, will know that it is limp, wet and slippery; like the sort of people at whom this phrase is directed.
Particularly used to indicate that the listener is aware of the speaker's ingenuousness, for example where the person to whom it's directed feigns innocence or naivety.
Etymology:
Some sources say it is a WWII Australian Army expression. As to why it arose: one suggestion is that the reason lies in cooked prawn being more palatable than raw prawn. However, anyone from a fishing background who has handled raw prawn flesh, will know that it is limp, wet and slippery; like the sort of people at whom this phrase is directed.
Manager: "I'm sorry, Dave, management has reviewed our operational requirements and found that your position cannot be justified financially".
Employee: "Don't you bloody come the raw prawn with me. I know it's you who wanted me out. At least have the guts to tell me to my face".
Employee: "Don't you bloody come the raw prawn with me. I know it's you who wanted me out. At least have the guts to tell me to my face".
raw prawn by Jimmy_from_Oz September 11, 2005
Prawnmin
The administration/work that comes with having prawns including having to remove heads etc before eating.
Originally from Miranda Hart.
Originally from Miranda Hart.
Jeff-"I would love to order the prawns but the prawnmin is too much hassle"
Dave-"Yeah I hate having to take the heads, tails and legs off before I can eat a prawn"
Simon-"I agree, prawnmin is a right pain"
Dave-"Yeah I hate having to take the heads, tails and legs off before I can eat a prawn"
Simon-"I agree, prawnmin is a right pain"
Prawnmin by little dotty December 5, 2012