feeling full of beans

A British phrase which means lively and full of energy. High spirited or having a good day.

I’m feeling full of beans! Let’s go!

by bassanomaly April 26, 2023

Full beam bandit

A Driver who flashes his headlights on and off full beam as he passes another road user at night.

They usually roam the high ways and countryside and tend to avoid cities and towns but sometimes they stray away from the flock into civilization.

If one encounters a full beam bandit it is important to 'counter flash' them before they pass you in order to keep your dominance over these bandit scum. Just be careful an innocent bystander is not caught in the crossfire or you're no better than them.

Stay vigilant friends, those full beam bastards are out there.

John: Hey Joe, guess what?
Joe: What?
John: I was driving home last night and I came under attack by three full beam bandits. I counter flashed two of them but the first one caught me off guard.
Joe: Those sneaky fuckers...

by BlueShizuka September 13, 2016

Full bag of Shit

1.A compete ,crammed full bag of Shit...2.More than half

a bag 3.a suggestive figure of speech....to be used when two persons..do not agree on something...

1. My boss at work...told me I had to work over 12 hours a day...for the rest of the week. Whether I liked it or not.....so when he started cussing me...I told him to Eat A FULL BAG OF SHIT!!!!!.

by The Accumuator November 7, 2021

pocket full of boomerangs

A skinny woman with wide pointy hips.

That woman is very pretty, however her hips look like she has a pocket full of boomerangs.

by mr. stress October 25, 2017

full fartal rudity

The ability to fart at random, anywhere, anytime, without regard to anyone in the vicinity.

There goes Bruce with the full fartal rudity again.

by rustyspikemoore November 21, 2015

Gut full of human

a pregnant women

lauren london was seen walking around atlanta with a gut full of human

by laughing @ the world August 23, 2009

Spoon full of sugar

a concave eating utensil containing Victorian Britains favourite opiate, Heroin/ smack/ Diamorphine/ Mary's choice/ Dancing chimney sweep/ Tupence/ Wooden leg named Smith etc..

"Children, hold this spoon full of sugar over that candle whilst Bert and I fetch a syringe from a skip."

by badmanr2 August 5, 2009