Putting English on the ball 

When I went to San Francisco, I heard some guys were playing pool. They put backspin on the ball, and someone said 'Nice English'. I enquired, and found out that putting English on the ball means putting backspin on it.

"Sweet. You put so much English on that ball it went all the way back up your cue and in your mouth."

Putting English on the ball by Bonny lad November 17, 2004

Olde English Bulldogge 

A recreation of the original victorian age Bulldog of the 17th and 18th century. See definition for "Bulldogge"

Can be seen at: www.rockroll.com

Olde English Bulldogge by Linda Harper December 21, 2004

Bastardised English 

What Americans speak.

It probably pisses you guys off that the rest of the world hates you, but seeing as you only just found out that there actually IS a rest of the world (shock horror) and you barely know who they are, why does it matter, eh?

1. It's fucking JAG-YOU-ARE, not JAG-WAR. The brand is from fucking Britain. It's pronounced however the British pronounce it.

2. America has come pretty far, I think they sent a bloke to space in the 60s or something and have caused one hell of a lot of global warming. So you're right there.

3. Americans do have better oral hygiene, so you're right there too. You can be safe in that knowledge when you're driving around in your fucking stupid pickup truck with a unnecessarily big 7 litre V8 under the bonnet which uses more petrol to go 2 metres than the average British car uses to go 50 miles. The example has to include Bastardised English, so there it is.

Bastardised English by A British Wanker May 14, 2009

British English 

(vulgar): English. Proper English.

Gee, Dwayne, did you done heared them Limeys a-speakin' of with they British English jibber-jabber? Ah near falled out of mah trailer.

British English by OrangYahooUK March 8, 2013

fractured english 

What nerds use as a second language whilist talking online to various ethnic groups and social denominations. The use of this language helps the speaker communicate in such away that all who are talked to (whether they be petephiles or 12 year old asians) can understand the language.

EX. Fractured English
<squiggy>So liek what r u guyz up to.
<petephile>nm u?
<12 year old asian> i like warcraft.

fractured english by Jordan Spence August 9, 2006

carl english 

a person who is a quite dosy and tends to be quite funny and who is also a sheffield wednesday supporter.

e.g. 'how can you be such a carl english and support that team!'.

carl english by alan d. July 26, 2006

body english 

In sports, the movements or signs (usually unconscious) that indicate what a player is about to do.

The pitcher's arms tensed, his shoulders rose, and his weight shifted to his right foot. His body english was signaling a fastball.

body english by SmileyScout June 10, 2008