scone app the feet

The French way of saying: "Hope you enjoy"

*In a restaurant*
Waiter: Scone app the feet
Moron: Don't you mean "boney African feet"?
Waiter: Bruh

by That one sock under your bed December 27, 2017

sconies

old school anglo Saxons very conservative and stuck in their ways. Scones with cream and jam - stuck back in the 1960's. Tweed jackets and leather patches, still wondering how anyone else can be possibly living in the better suburbs.
drink earl grey tea, struggle with any ethnic concept, live a very clicky lifestyle - insular and elements of elitism.

going to balmoral beach to visit the "sconies". Lots of "sconies" at the polo today. "Sconies" would not approve of the wogs moving in next door. They speak a funny language - obviously they are not sconies like us.

by slobbers December 31, 2017

Stones on needles

Idiom of crisis management, to be durable, resistant to difficult circumstances; delusional delicate condition.

To have stones on needles.
We have stones on needles.

by word act January 28, 2018

Stones

Not having the guts to do or say something

“I dare you to steal that chocolate bar.” “ No I don’t have the stones.”

by B0x1ng February 16, 2018

Scenes

Primarily used in the world of football/soccer when an event occurs that causes the attending audience to absolutely lose their god damn minds.

Announcer: "SCENES AT THE LUZHNIKI STADIUM AS RUSSIA PULL AHEAD 2-0 OVER THE SAUDIS! THEY HAVE ABSOLUTELY BLOWN THE LID OFF THIS PLACE!"

by captainbone June 22, 2018

Scone Fuzz

A hot trend that has been taken over by the fungal masses.

Often something you enjoyed before it went mainstream.

Fortnite was a great little game, but now it's covered in scone fuzz.

by Yotingo July 2, 2018

Scone Fuzz

Someone who is able to stay dry in grease.

A person who is cool in a bad situation.

She's pretty scone fuzz fore not giving up after everyone insulted her online for no reason.

by Yotingo July 2, 2018