Erdington

Erdington is a area in Birmingham.Erdington Aka Erdz (B23), is the most well know area in brum. Erdz produces the best rappers and are winning in beef. They also have the funniest nitties. Also they have the waviest people who make hella bandz. Lindhurst, Wyley Birch and TopCroft are common in Erdz.They Beef B21 , B18 , B16 , B5 and Bandits. They are calm with the rest but mostly B6, B7 and B19 especially. Erdz has the best food and best sky juice. If ur feelin a bit peckish go to Grubz or Andy's Takeaway. They'll pattern man up. #B23

Did u see the fuckery that happened in Erdington the other day?

by PyrexWhippa23 January 16, 2019

Enting

"Good" trolling. Used because trolls are often evil creatures whereas Ents are equivalent "Good" creatures that are hulking and powerful in Middle Earth

That guy was being an asshole last night, so my friends and I started Enting him to defend ourselves

by Dark Macek June 29, 2011

Endigo

Stage name for a swedish music artist. Performs in both song and guitar and tend to make very varied music.

Extremely impulsive, kind and caring, personal value for his fans

Endigo would set fire to his hair if he got the idéa.

by Bosse Bossesson January 4, 2012

michael eddington

A Starfleet officer from "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" who betrayed his commander and caused him to chase Eddington all around the galaxy and he could never escape. He died by getting shot...a lot.

EDDINGTON!...Michael Eddington, you betrayed your uniform!

by knowledgeman October 5, 2006

Eading

To eat a book.

I can't write that report today, I'm eading.

by Dorian Storme May 1, 2013

Edding

A manufacturer of permanent markers.
Whenever something like a table or chair is ruined by a black pencil it has been someone with an Edding. Eddings are the German Sharpies

Teacher: Ok who wrote "FUCK" on my table?
Student: Well... it was my Edding HAHAHAHA.

by bulleti September 9, 2005

ening

Suffix attached to any word to create a spooftacular, overwrought, and often horror-based, movie-esque title. May be reduced to "-ning" to accommodate words ending in vowels. Not to be confused with the gerund creating suffix "-ing".

Prominent examples of usage include parody horror movie "The Bloodening" (from "The Simpsons" episode "Wild Barts Can't Be Broken") and 2010 Indie Games award-winning game "The Revengening".

by wizzy0807 January 20, 2011