A saying from the time of the English / French wars, when English prisoners of war escaped from the prison camp without say hello.
The English use this saying like this: He stepped in French.
The English use this saying like this: He stepped in French.
When a gentleman, or a bloke, places his dingus on the shoulder of another person as a form of endearing greetings.
I was on the train cart and recognized a long time champ I have not seen in ages , so I put my dingus on his shoulder and he instantly recognized me! That's an English handshake. Anything else is an insult to the relationship and should result in a duel.
by Colonel Stinkwater October 25, 2017
by EnglishDefinitions October 26, 2017
Timmy English is the ability to have a degree but still be unable to form a coherent sentence in a group chat.
by Micc4 March 16, 2020
A living fucking hell with lots of homework that will get you no where in life. Endless amounts of sleepless nights.
by user00000000000000000000000001 February 13, 2023
adj. describing an absolute completeness in knowing and understanding every aspect of English language.
1) Thanks to Urban Dictionary I finally feel Englishful.
2) Your English is not Englishful, if you don't know about Urban Dictionary.
2) Your English is not Englishful, if you don't know about Urban Dictionary.
by copyded February 13, 2018
My South African English accent is More British-based.