Buss Case

UK slang for fighting a court case and the case gets closed because there isn’t enough evidence

Ksav: Heard a couple man got bagged yesterday, got took to the interview room

Kdot: Yeah bro, hope the mandem buss case tho

by Ktrapy June 9, 2020

no face no case

If the police don't know who did a crime, they can't charge them

"When in with a mask and gloves. Left no marks. No face no case"

by BedderDedder November 13, 2016

head case

01: A mentally unstable person who acts carelessly; 5150.
02: A person who is not of sound mind.
03: A crazy, nutty, eccentric person.

That BTK dude is a real head case.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant March 3, 2005

de pon me case

They are on my case.
de = they
pon = upon or up on
me = my

Babylon de pon me case.

by kmop August 18, 2009

Happy Case

When you buy an extra case for a party and stash it in a hidden fridge or room. After you run out of beer and ask everyone for beer money, you go back to your bro pad and grab the happy case.

Yo let's score some money from everyone before I tell them we're going to the store. Then we'll just grab the happy case and everyone's happy.

by THEdickhatch September 25, 2010

I rest my case

To say "I rest my case" means therefore that, as far as you are concerned, you've done more than enough to prove your point, and need say no more.

John: "You know your problem, Bill? You're far too quick to descend to insulting people who disagree with you."

: Bill: "Don't be ridiculous! That's the sort of thing only a complete idiot would say."

: John: "I rest my case..."

by Will-Xu March 17, 2009

nonce case

A word used to describe a nonce (paedophile) in the U.K. You can also just say that my dad is a nonce case.

"Mark you nonce case she's about 16!"
" NONCE! "

by Clog2838383 June 7, 2017