Northern British term for 'no longer working', 'old', and 'worn out'.
Generally used in areas of Yorkshire.
Generally used in areas of Yorkshire.
by afterwars November 19, 2013

“I’m srry I didn’t answer the phone I’ve been so busy I haven’t had time to scratch my ass”
“I haven’t had time to scratch my ass”
“I haven’t had time to scratch my ass”
by Nunya09 January 29, 2023

Expression used to convey one's utter exasperation; when one has reached a saturation point, is on their last nerve etc...
Mark Bonnano: "All right, B.J. Kelly, no more drums..."
Broden: "Well, good. I hope he means it, folks, 'cause I've had the sherb."
Broden: "Well, good. I hope he means it, folks, 'cause I've had the sherb."
by Vlad Dracula Tepes November 27, 2022

The type of word a philipeno midget would use. Most likely tried to say "Hadji" bit got outplayed by autocorrect. If possible stay away from these type of people in society aka "the gankplank gang."
"Shut up Had g"
by I can only eat vegan asses January 20, 2018

A term used to try and cover up the fact that you have wet yourself - usually under the influence of alcohol. It derives from the tendency of Eastern European thieves to urinate in the houses they break in to.
Carston: Dude, I hope you don't mind me stopping by. I was in your hood
DeAndre: It's trill man. I just sittin here drinking
Carlton: whoa dude what is that smell. It smells like piss. And are your pants wet?
DeAndre: oh, er, um. I think we've had Polish burglars.
That night Juan Carlos drank two litres of Tequila all by himself. About two thirds of the way through the second, he has Polish burglars.
DeAndre: It's trill man. I just sittin here drinking
Carlton: whoa dude what is that smell. It smells like piss. And are your pants wet?
DeAndre: oh, er, um. I think we've had Polish burglars.
That night Juan Carlos drank two litres of Tequila all by himself. About two thirds of the way through the second, he has Polish burglars.
by Trill_LV December 25, 2014

by F.Puff February 14, 2024

Also "The Ship Had Sailed Before Its Occupants Made It To The Port".
An idiom meaning the ship between characters was confirmed canon before people started shipping them.
An idiom meaning the ship between characters was confirmed canon before people started shipping them.
Person 1: Doom Guy and Isabelle have already been confirmed canon by Nintendo.
Person 2: The Ship Had Sailed Before Its Occupants Made It To The Harbor
Person 2: The Ship Had Sailed Before Its Occupants Made It To The Harbor
by Shugunou October 23, 2023
