shilling

A pre-decimal British denomination used until 1971. It was valued at one twentieth of a pound and at twelve old penny's, during the process of decimalisation, they could be exchanged for 5p (£0.05).

TL:DR old coin for 5 pence.

"Hey look, I found some shillings dated to the 60s! In 1971 they'd be worth £3.85."

by 8Bit_Cat May 17, 2023

Are you buying what I'm selling?

When you know you're full of sure I'll have another and it must be so obvious to others, so you have to ask.

"Are you buying what I'm selling?"

by sons of a salesman April 10, 2013

cistrans silliness

The unnecessary use of the prefixes cis or trans to define the sexuality of a person. You are either straight, gay or gay with a side of straight; that's it. straight, heterosexual, homosexual, gay, gay with a side of straight, queer, bisexual, cisgender, transgender, transexual, LGBT

I don't understand the difference between cisgender or transgender. As far as I'm concerned, this talk is just cistrans silliness.

by joecoolthefool August 30, 2016

Your selling

Yoo shout out to me,Add my snapchat: Itsoscarnunezz.Dont sell-Don’t betray me cuz!!

Goo add my instagram:oscarxnunez
Your selling if u don’t add my snapchat/instagram

by Your selling June 14, 2018

Sieli

A bitch who eats a lot and complains about everything and anything

OMG Is that bitch eating and moaning about first world problems again, typical Sieli.

by Freggb February 15, 2020

half sibling

That shit word that you say when you don't want to acknowledge, e.g., a literal brother from another mother or sister from another mister as your sibling, since you share only one parent.

(Person) One: "Shit...."
(Person) Two: "What?"
One: "'In re the matter regarding the estate of Mr. Jabinszningjer, upon the contention of Edwin Jabinszningjer in re the inheritance of his half siblings Edwina and Mavina Jabinszningjer....'"
Two: "*Snerk*"
One: "What?"
Two: "'Ya-bin-shning-yer'? Who would even want a name like that?!"
One: "Anyway...."
Two: "With a name like that, I wouldn't even want to acknowledge myself as a sibling of Edwin, anyway."
One: "We don't even know these people. I'm just reading about the probate hearing in the newspaper."

by NickidewbearTwo June 2, 2019

Sibling

From the infinitive 'to sible' (pronounced 'sibble'), meaning to perform some form of sexual act with another persons brother or sister (preferably younger for greater novelty value...though not TOO much younger). For clarity in use, the given example would mean that to sible 'her', would be to sleep with 'her' sibling.

'Dude, I would totally sible her...soon as her younger sister's street legal of course.'

'For sure dude! I'd give her the sibling of a lifetime.'

by I Love Grimbling April 13, 2008