British saying, mainly Scotish.

Puss: face.

Often meaning, look how ugly your face is, or if it's over made-up with make up, or if some is in a bad mood and you want to annoy them and make it worse you say "Check your puss!"
Ned walks in totally caked in make up. Person walks up to her, points and says, "Check your puss!"
by Yer a pure babe! March 2, 2008
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Along the lines of having to clean up a huge mess after your wedding in Bordeaux.
A: yo
M: everything good? I’m back!!
A: You bring YOUR BROOM AND DUSTPAN?
M: what you mean?
A: clean up on isle everything, get to work…
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Northern british slang for a male child being asleep
"Your son is dead again?"
"Yeah, he has been dead for the past 5 hours"
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When Scottish people realise they are Scottish and suddenly feel depressed.
Oh Will, is it true? Am I really Scottish? Thats really put me in your cups.
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National Make-out with your partner day(s) are both August 17th and September 22nd!
“Dude- go find your girl and make out with her”
“Why?”
“Its National Make-out with your partner day”
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