Glenned

‘Glenned’

Noun: a phrase used for individuals who become highly intoxicated by the mere presence of alcohol vapour.

Origin: The origins of this phrase was believe to have been taken place in the Stockport area in the early-mid 2000’s when a gentleman named Glen Manifold was notoriously known for not handling his drink very well, and as is now known as being ‘Glenned’

Example: “my friend was so drunk lastnight he was ‘Glenned’ off his tits.

by ThursdayNightStayIn July 23, 2022

Glen Ganxhi

glen is my chunky asian queen

Me: I love you
Glen Ganxhi : i like to sumo wrestle and eat dogs

by 69peepeebutt69 October 13, 2020

Glen

A Rude, Cold-Hearted, Selfish individual. They will do anything to put others down and bring themselves up. They don't care about anybody but themselves.

Woman 1: Geez, Glen is such a ####.

Woman 2: I agree.

by honestlyhonest11 November 21, 2021

Glens

Slang term for sideburns. This word stems from the fact that there often is a person, commonly named Glen, who works in the IT department of an organisation who has quite unique sideburns. An archaic variant is spelt with two Ns instead of one.

Fresh cuts, eh! Looking good mate, 'spescially like what you've done to your glens!

by Burt96858 July 5, 2021

Genesis Glen

Some hoe who gets with everyone and is ugly asf with severe problems. She’s a pathological liar and crazy. Always in drama and jealous of her friend Angelica.

Genesis Glen is asking me to pick her up again but I don’t know her wtf

by BoolinChiko August 16, 2023

Glen Ringer

A term used to describe when you have to scrape the absolute bottom of the barrel to make up the numbers for your Thursday night kick about!

Things you do not love to see...

Lads we've only got 6 lads up for it so we need to get in a couple of Glen Ringer's

Shocking!

by Glen Ringer May 6, 2021

Glens

Slang term for sideburns. This word stems from the fact that there often is a person, commonly named Glen, who works in the IT department of an organisation who has quite unique sideburns. An archaic variant is spelt with two Ns instead of one.

Fresh cuts, eh! Looking good mate, 'spescially like what you've done to your glens!

by Burt96858 July 5, 2021