SHILLING

PENIS (in Lancashire)

My shilling itches

by cuthman April 18, 2010

Sibling duo

The best duo to ever exist in the universe of the world approved by the gods and universe

Did you hear about sibling duo?

Omg the best duo in the world universe!!

by Ellyy_ December 29, 2021

colloquial sibling

'dump' and 'load' are 'relatives' so, if i have to ejaculate, i could most certainly 'have a dump'!; just as i could 'leave my load by the side of the road'

-my friend loves to say "take a dump in her orifice!" -i find it fascinating that 'dump' rules in the world of shit; while 'load' is the supreme potentate of the spermatozoa world!!?? -perhaps 'load' has 2MM more connotations to liquid than 'dump' does??

-and while we're at it...why is a 'suck' called a 'blow'? -NEVERMIND!!, lets' get the 'skonk' out!!!

ty used a colloquial sibling and ended up 'jiving some minds"!

if daily existence is a 'word game' anyway, then let me have some colloquial sibling fun...

by michael foolsley February 1, 2010

The Queen's shilling

An english slang term, meaning anal fingering

I've been indulging in the queen's shilling

by mofocker February 4, 2010

Shilling It

1. To shill it is to engage in self-deprecating humor in a public forum

2. To shill it is to suggest at an opportunity, and preferably in front of organizational leaders, that you used to be in the professional escort business

3. To rock white pants at every opportunity like it is your job, esp. if it is your job

I was shilling it when I wore my white pants and blue oxford yesterday

by nebmedman January 11, 2011

shillington

A creature that is described as limp, floppy and unable to sustain an erect position. Often minute in stature, its exponential growth is a determinant of the level of testosterone in the relative vicinity.

Limp noodle

Girl: "He had a shillington on so the night ended early"

by Yuseless April 15, 2008

shilling

A pre-decimal British denomination used until 1971. It was valued at one twentieth of a pound and at twelve old penny's, during the process of decimalisation, they could be exchanged for 5p (£0.05).

TL:DR old coin for 5 pence.

"Hey look, I found some shillings dated to the 60s! In 1971 they'd be worth £3.85."

by 8Bit_Cat May 17, 2023