peasant

Peasant oringally refered to the lowest class of society often small farmers, tenants, laborers who had to do hard manual labour to earn a small wage. They lived in poverty.
It is now used as an insult as well. The suggestion being the person or thing being insulted is simple minded, rustic, crude or of a low status then person who is using the insult.
It is mainly used in Australia.

'Dude, have you seen that person/object/place it is so peasant!'
'Peasants lived mainly on a diet of soup and bread with little meat.'

by Pixie! July 13, 2006

peasant-wagon

local bus service

so called because they are the preferred method of transport for peasants, and a very poor method of getting from one place to another

chris won't give me a lift into town, so i'l have to get the bloody peasant-wagon. see you in an hour.

by public transport user November 5, 2007

peasant chic

a style of dress characterized by ill-fitting baggy skirts and shawls, scarves, and loads of holes. everywhere.

somewhere inbetween grunge and bohemian.

"nice headscarf, tangerine...i love you in peasant chic. you may want to tie it off at the end, though. it's fraying."

"are you trying to go for peasant chic or something? your left nipple is poking through that hole."

by tangerine kicks daisies March 31, 2009

Peasants

An insult for one who is ignorant, uncouth, rude and rustic, with insinuations of poor personal hygiene.

From now on, you peasants are dead to me!

by the birds and trees February 27, 2007

peasant

Not me, you

I am the head bitch, bow down peasants.

by headbitch September 30, 2012

peasant

Definitely not me; you

"Haha that was a funny caption... nope just kidding I'm deleting it peasant"

by Sassy Gay Loki September 14, 2012

en passant

A French chess term, which describes a special pawn move made to take the pawn of the opponent "passing by".

After his opponent moved his pawn from c7 to c5, he took it moving his pawn on d5 to c6, so this move was "en passant".

by Oldtale2008 January 7, 2009