by shonaleigh March 09, 2008
A phrase asking if someone has a problem with you, what you're doing or what you like, usually said as a threat.
by Janerz July 17, 2006
by w4th3f0u July 11, 2008
To respond to a statement, or a rhetorical question. Usually during a conversation, usually repeated.
by Bruce Hornsby August 14, 2007
British term (typically used in football (soccer) references) that means "Haven't got the balls", "Haven't got the guts", "Haven't got the nerve"
Liquid courage is alcohol hence the term "bottle"
Liquid courage is alcohol hence the term "bottle"
"A lot of them haven't got the bottle that our men have got, they haven't got the courage to do what our men did"
by mokeni January 27, 2010
by Pants of Randy July 05, 2006
A way of insulting someone in a very extreme way.
Mentioned in the Simon and Garfunkel song "A Simple Desultory Philippic."
Mentioned in the Simon and Garfunkel song "A Simple Desultory Philippic."
by hummus the great December 11, 2010