Whoopton-Upon-Thames

A lovely little town on the River Thames, in between Kingston and Chertsey. Frequented by patrons of a comedy club in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, at the recommendation of comedian John Robins as he introduces the last acts of the night during the Sunday Special. It is common practice to make copious amounts of "whooping", as one might expect, upon arrival in the area of Whoopton. Those who can only master clapping and cheering are not granted passage to this charming riverside town in Surrey.

"So, team, we've master the clapping, we've got the cheering down. I think now it's time for us to take a trip to a lovely little place I call... 'Whoopton-upon-Thames'" - John Robins

by LikeAChap February 8, 2013

Thomas Upton

A male specimen who thinks he is straight but is very incorrect. He has a high ego and is self obsessed. WANKA

Guy1:yo who is that guy who keeps saying Thomas Thomas Thomas

Guy2: he must be Thomas Upton

by Lilbbycheesus April 22, 2020

Butter Upon Bacon

The 1800's slang 'butter upon bacon' is used to as a similie-style reference of extravagance or something over the top.

“Aye, I think it's a good idea to add the classical music performance to tonight's event, but don't you think making a kangaroo juggle eight toddlers is a little bit butter upon bacon?”

by C L G January 31, 2021

You will be inlaid upon a statue

The "ultimate" punish ment given by Baal, when really she is just locking you away where only she can reach you

Raiden shogun:*pulls of booba sword* You will be inlaid upon a statue
Your simp ass: :)

by sjiwkw November 23, 2021

what's up son

A greeting to a homie or friend. Also can be a greeting from father to son.

Dad says,"What's up son"
Cheez Whiz say,"What's up soooooon"

by payupmoney January 7, 2012

Shark Upon the Gale

The un-official mascot of The College of William and Mary. The official mascot being the Griffin, and the official nickname still being 'The Tribe.'

Originally suggested by The Pillory, the satirical magazine at William and Mary, it literally describes a shark blasted from a canon into the stands at the crowd.

football fan1: "whoo hoo! Go Tribe, and Shark Upon the Gale!"

by Failchild May 23, 2010

wat up son

a term started by Martin Jacob. Can be used as a friendly, while still being "cool" greeting. Can also be used it any sentence, when the user of the word is performing an activity.

1) yo mike, wat up son!

2) Playing poker you get a flush: (nice i got a straight, wat up son)

3) Playing World of Warcraft: (dude captainD, i just beat the lich king, wat up son)

4) Watching a football game: (Wat up son, the giants just scored a touchdown)

by martin jacob December 9, 2008