dickensian adventure

Unsavoury pursuits in 1950's style scholastic establishments which aim to "reek havock" and instigate general hysteria. Inspired by the great work of Charlie Dickens and Russell Brand and accompanied by "Geordie;" our trusty skeleton, whom we have wounded and consequently mended. We backcombe our hair, wear Grecian-style oversized cloaks and abide by our official handbook: "Ghost Hunter", a complimentary gift from The Guardian.

Dickensian adventures include:
1. Main entrance window exit extravaganza.
2. Raking from vending machines, collecting golden coins from the undercarriage of the machine, using the always-reliable luncheon-cuisine tray.
3. Launching trolleys down stairwells into unknown Dickensian worlds.

by Charlie Dickens/Russell Brand followers. December 7, 2006

Small Dickensons

A disease of the male genitalia were the penis is extremely small or miniscuole.

Gee Reg told Cipz he has small dickensons , The doctor told his patient he has a severe case of small dickensons.

by Greg aka Gee Reg December 14, 2008

dicktease

those young hot skanky chicks that dress up like sluts and hang off every guy in the club bumming free drinks all night pretending that they're going to sleep with the guy

sally: "wow, i only spent $3.50 tonight!"

tamara: "yeh! that's 'cos you're a dicktease, skank!"

by trunkman27 July 18, 2005

dickens cider

This is an old spoof heard on radio stations at least as far back as the late 80's but probably much older then that, google it and you can hear the spoof, very funny.

Dickens Energy Cider, DCBI capitolized on this and produced a very tasty energy drink for bars and nightclubs sold in can or "On the gun" www.dickensenergycider.com

Dickens Energy Cider, Energy Drink, Dickens cider spoof,

by Arch Stanton6969 April 12, 2007

The dickens

Expression, similar to an adverb, that can be placed alongside any verb to emphasize the specific event or action. The most common use for "the dickens" is when it is used with the verb "to run". "The dickens" is also interchangeable with "hell".

When that hobo came after me, I ran like the dickens.

by Shirine December 28, 2005

What the Dickens?

Similar in meaning to what the heck, what the hell, etc. Is most commonly used in a a state of puzzlement and awe.

What the Dickens? I could have sworn that the rickshaw was on fire when I left the the East Indian Trading Company!

by North Bend November 15, 2007

dickenson

Very powerful. Usually the last name of a genius. He/she is great in bed, and gets all the guys/girls. Intelligent and unique. Good looking, just doesn't realize it. Kind and will eventually find the right one.

Damn! Wish I was a Dickenson.

by Jill Boland December 25, 2016