real estate

Another word for drug dealing. If someone is involved in real estate it's not necessarily with property or land.

"Yeah, I sell real estate."

by Miss AMW November 19, 2007

Estate of Panic

A really cool television show on SciFi that is like Fear Factor, only it's in a mansion. The goal is to get as much money as possible, and still conquer the challenges.

Did you watch Estate of Panic on SciFi last night?

by Peytonn. December 21, 2008

tattoo real estate

The non-inked parts of a heavily tattooed person's body. Bare skin that is a gold mine for tattoo artists.

Jen got another tattoo? Where? She's running out of tattoo real estate to put anymore ink on.

by Lo fo sho August 14, 2010

Established

when something or someone is legit.

another way of saying "it's definitely happening."

1. Established we are going to Colorado for the winter.
2. Amy is so established.

by slangtionary July 28, 2009

estate agent

A muppet with no soul (becuase to be an estate agent you have to sell it) that screws you over for every cent you have. He has no mother as he as already sold her and he knows where you live.

"That F&%&king estate agente ripped me off."

by James January 18, 2005

Holts Estate

An Estate located in a town called Oldham. Home to the biggest slags the world has ever seen. Has many nicknames within Oldham, including, 'the place Hitler forgot' and 'England's Chernobyll'. Holts Estate is the biggest processor of slags in the UK. Pretty poor area, home to chav's and raw bitches who will fuck anything with a pulse. If you pass through Holts in any form of vechicle then you must have your windows up, for fear of the radiation which has aqquired there.

Guy 1: You know where we are don't you?
Guy 2: Where England's Chernobyll?
Guy 1: Yup, The PLace Hitler Forgot Holts Estate
Guy 2: Maybe we can get a screw
Guy 1: Obviously we can, the fact we have shoelaces makes us the richest people for the next square kilometre.

by BolockFrog January 6, 2011

estate car

NOT a car with an extended rear cargo section (like a stationwagon). No. But the type of car you find on an English Council Estate (areas of public/social housing, typified by brutal, modernist, concrete ghettos erected in the 1950s.)

Vauxhall Nova, Peugeot 106, Ford Fiesta, Citroen Visa, Ford Mondeo, etc.

The older the better. Stinky material interiors. No alarms. Not worth stealing.

I have £200 to spend on a new vehicle. Looks like all I can afford is an estate car.

by hayes Benedict Thompson December 9, 2007