All around the Wrekin

An expression to use when either someone has took a long route or when someone has took a long time to get somewhere.
It originated from the Midlands and is used due to the extreme size of a local hill called the Wrekin that is a popular hiking location

“We went all around the Wrekin to get here!” Or “Oh for god sake don’t go all around the Wrekin!”

by BlakeWWFC February 24, 2023

you all right?

The question british people will always ask, and u will always think that u have to respond but no! It's just their beautiful way of greeting.

Dont answer to that.

- Hey mate, you all right?
- You all righ?

by ajldfknawerhfsodéigkna November 18, 2018

Laughs all round

A group of people having a good laugh together.

Had the best weekend with the best people, laughs all round

by F.K.B March 10, 2019

All the gear no idea

When someone has all the equipment but are acc shit. Typically used for people playing sports

Barry turns up to play tennis with a newly strung Wilson's racket (sheep string ) with nike shoes but still shanks the ball

John ' all the gear no idea mate '

by anonymous December 30, 2020

iz all good

When it's good and somebody needs to chill out a little bit.

1: I'm sorry if I bother you... If you don't want to...
2: Iz all good, chill, go on.

by yuaken January 11, 2019

big n' all

Slang for an overall garbage person who thinks they can gain notoriety over others from their toxicity.
Can also be used as an insult.

Bro lets go magdump those big n' alls over there

by Aicidia July 15, 2022

All Trap No Cheese

A person or relationship or situation that offers little in return for the exposure to negative outcomes.

I would never want to become a cop it's all trap no cheese .Don't accept the position it's all trap no cheese.

by Spinroyd May 29, 2016