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50 Pence 

In the pub is the same lenght as In the Club
50 Pence by Kalisto September 19, 2003

50 Pence 

The name for a black, English male who represents the American rapper '50 Cent'. Commonly used as an insult or tease.
"Whoah! That guy can rap, he's black and he's been shot just about a million times!"
"Well, isn't he just the next 50 Pence!"
50 Pence by Parksey26 August 18, 2009

50 pence head 

Essex variation of the Scouse ten bob head. Description of a shoddy, laughable attempt to direct a ball goalwards with the head.
What was that Gaz?! 50 pence head!!
50 pence head by pinpoint September 9, 2006

50p or 50 pence 

this term is often used in ball sports when the person fucks up the shot or pass.
Pass us the baw *ball flies in opposite direction* haha ur shit 50p or 50 pence foot!
50p or 50 pence by jismism December 19, 2008

Feet are shaped like a 50 pence piece 

Used to describe a football player whose passes or shots go anywhere other than intended.

Insinuates that the player's feet at shaped like a seven-sided coin used in the UK, adding a random directional factor to any strike of the ball.
Darwin Nunez has fucked up that chance again. His feet are shaped like a 50 pence piece!
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