thorn in one's cap

dishonour; stigma.

If one's occupation turns out to be a thorn in one's cap, one would better quit it.

by uttam maharjan December 1, 2010

spitfire one

A "spitfire one" is a person, which could also be adressed as a hotshot, a hothead or someone who is known for having a short fuze and complains a lot over things they cannot change.

He's a spitfire one, dont mind him, he'll get over it.

Peter is such a spitfire one, I can't stand him being so whiny about everything.

by poggio2 June 25, 2022

One Pieced

Term used in Lacrosse.
To check (hit) someone's stick so hard, the player accidentally drops his Crosse (stick).

Man, Matt just go One pieced by that defender.

by Thad Badassle April 18, 2011

THE "ONE PEDOPHILE" LAW DOUBLE PARADOX

sorry we are full at this time.

WE ARE PEDOPHILE FRIENDLY!!!!! ,. sssshhhh!!!!!! (260.109)...(369)....

It brings up an amazing MATHUFRACTURES CONCEPT where it says what THE "ONE PEDOPHILE" LAW PARADOX says that PLURAL = SINGULAR which grandly implies another stated as due to "CONSENSUS TUMULT POTENTIAL" the "ZERO TOLERANCE" in many instances is operational . In other words , the THE "ONE PEDOPHILE" LAW PARADOX = THE "ONE PEDOPHILE" LAW DOUBLE PARADOX which says the NULL = ZEROFYER from NULLIFY as ZER0FYER = SINGULAR = PLURAL where NO PEDOPHILES are allowed at certain places as per management decision of the HOTEL ITSELF.

THE more PEDOPHILES the better which is a management hotel/motel THAT SKIRTS , THE "ONE PEDOPHILE" LAW because many hotels/motels ABUSE THE "ONE PEDOPHILE" LAW by not granting any passage.

Note in CYPHER this is a DERIVATION of the WUHAN GRINDR 369. MORE ON THAT LATER ..

by NOBLE PEACE SUNDER EEE March 9, 2022

Murder One

The name of Lemmy Kilmister's bass amp.

Oh man, have you heard Metallica's new song "Murder One"? It is named after Lemmy's amp, it's awesome!

by Vortic April 16, 2017

the one thang

A specific thing you can't remember the name of.

I'm looking for the one thang to fix my door.

by anonymous May 22, 2021

Had it one

Northern British term for 'no longer working', 'old', and 'worn out'.

Generally used in areas of Yorkshire.

"That coat has had it one, you need to get a new one!"

by afterwars November 19, 2013