Plaggy

Slang term, commonly used in the North of England for plastic.

Particularly used in Teesside, Humberside and Yorkshire, as well as Merseyside

Across the UK, Manchester United fans are mainly said to live anywhere except Manchester. The common term for these fans in football circles are 'plastic mancs', or, as they are known in the North, Plaggy Mancs.

Plastic carrier bags are plaggy bags. Plastic macs become plaggy macs.

by Riggersisa Plank March 5, 2012

PlagueBearer

1)That which bears the plague.

2)He who Bears the Plague.

1)In the case of the black death, fleas were the plaguebearers.

2)PlagueBearer was talking about Orc Encampments the other day.

by Mimir September 23, 2003

Piggie Plague

A better and funnier name for the dreaded Swine Flu, or the H1N1 virus.

Mr. A: Watch out for the Piggie Plague!! AAARRGGH!!! It's got me!! uuuhhhhgghh!! *doesn't die, just falls asleep*

by JargonJunkie November 5, 2009

the Black Plague

Much like Bieber Fever, this nasty disease is a term to describe the new sensation created by 13-year YouTube phenomenom, Rebecca Black and her hit single, "Friday". How such an utterly untalented little shithead like Rebecca Black can get a record deal is beyond me, but I suppose if Justin Bieber can get famous, then so can she.

Rebecca Black fan: Screw Bieber Fever, I've got the Black Plague!

by PJ Queen April 3, 2011

Plague Rat

A hardcore fan of the musician Emilie Autumn. Not to be confused with a Muffin, who is a less active fan of her music.
They can often be found wearing corsets, drinking tea, crafting, or "spreading the Plague" aka advertising Miss Autumn's music to the world.
The also refer to themselves as inmates in "The Asylum"

Emilie Autumn: What time is it, Muffins?
Just normal muffins/fans: ...?
Plague Rats: TEA TIME!

by AsylumInmate December 6, 2009

Sylvia Plath Effect

From Kaufman (2001; Kaufman & Baer, 2002), a psychologist -- the Sylvia Plath Effect is the finding that female poets are more likely to commit suicide than any other kind of writer (male or female).

Perhaps one cause of the Sylvia Plath effect is that creative writing gatekeepers such as editors or teachers may unconsciously expect a quality poem written by a woman to be heartfelt and moving without holding similar expectations for a poem written by a man.

by magenta1 June 3, 2004

Plagiarize

to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own; to be a crummy bastard.

Shae, this is the second time this month I've caught you trying plagiarize material. Stop being such a crummy bastard and do your own work!

by WOLFMOTH3R January 4, 2009