Used in typical conversation:
Emma: "Ey up duck, ows yer ma?" (Hello, how is your mother?)
Lee: "Shes alreet" (She is doing well)
Emma: "Ey up duck, ows yer ma?" (Hello, how is your mother?)
Lee: "Shes alreet" (She is doing well)
by JB40k April 03, 2008
And "trust" is a word you seldom hear from us
Hustlers we don't sleep we rest one eye up
-Jay Z, "December 4th"
Hustlers we don't sleep we rest one eye up
-Jay Z, "December 4th"
by mjsgdjkabskjfbj May 08, 2009
A friendly greeting, often used in Nottinghamshire, which can leave people not from the Midlands a bit puzzled the first time they hear it.
“Ey up me duck, y’alreet?” (Hello, are you well?)
“Aye, grand. Y’rsel’?” (Yes, I’m fine. How are you?)
“Aye, grand. Y’rsel’?” (Yes, I’m fine. How are you?)
by AKACroatalin May 29, 2015
A person with eyes that look in different directions from each other.
Sometimes it happens after a person gets very intoxicated.
Sometimes it happens after a person gets very intoxicated.
When Mandy sits down to watch TV she has one eye on the
TV and the other eye is up the chimney.
Simon got so pissed he's got one eye up the chimney.
TV and the other eye is up the chimney.
Simon got so pissed he's got one eye up the chimney.
by Dizzylizzy118 July 23, 2009
Extended, modified version of the traditional expression "go pound sand", use this version when you really want that special someone to fuck off.
Dave: Dude, you owe my 5$!
Kyle: Dave, I don't have your money, go pound sand up the eye of your cock.
Kyle: Dave, I don't have your money, go pound sand up the eye of your cock.
by Leeroy Jenkems 420 November 03, 2009
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by Hairy Paulsack February 24, 2009