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The flu shot when you get when you're an old creep. Twice as much anti-venom in the shot, and twice as much pain in your arm the next day.
I went to Kaiser for a flu shot, and one of the old gals in the line in front of me told us they were out of the geezer shot.
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Of any age in London England up to the end of the 20th century, a "lad" a person into petty crime maybe, also loud, bit of a Romeo with the ladies, tough street wise.
Possibly from "Guise" clothing/coverage/mask as in disguise. Often a street performer in "disguise".
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Geezer from Yeezer/Yeeser from old Gaelic meaning Jesus.
Of any age in London England up to the end of the 20th century, a "lad" a person into petty crime maybe, also loud, bit of a Romeo with the ladies, tough street wise.
Possibly from "Guise" clothing/coverage/mask as in disguise. Often a street performer in "disguise".
or
Geezer from Yeezer/Yeeser from old Gaelic meaning Jesus.
"e's a bit of a geezer ain't e?"
"Yea, fuckin' well 'ard. But I reckon I could kick the fuck outta 'im".
"Yea, fuckin' well 'ard. But I reckon I could kick the fuck outta 'im".
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by anonymous April 18, 2022
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Often used when referring to an individual.
Geeze is often used as a substitute for “lad” or “bloke”. It is frequently used as part of the list of common identifiers used to refer to someone as such.
Contrasting to “Geezer” which is used to describe a “type” of person.
(Geeze being the Noun to Geezer as the Adjective)
Often used when referring to an individual.
Geeze is often used as a substitute for “lad” or “bloke”. It is frequently used as part of the list of common identifiers used to refer to someone as such.
Contrasting to “Geezer” which is used to describe a “type” of person.
(Geeze being the Noun to Geezer as the Adjective)
“Do you remember that tall Geeze the other night?, I think his name was X”
“That one lad outside? Yeah he was sound!”
“Aye he was a proper Geezer weren’t he? Top bloke!”
“Hopefully won’t see that *other* Geeze anytime soon though.”
“That one lad outside? Yeah he was sound!”
“Aye he was a proper Geezer weren’t he? Top bloke!”
“Hopefully won’t see that *other* Geeze anytime soon though.”
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