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Condensed version of old scots playground taunt “Has your budgie died?”. Used to tease people who have outgrown their trowsers or shrunk them in the wash, thus exposing their ankles. The trousers were like a flag at half mast (a sign of respect for the dead) hence the question. Popular in 1990s Glasgow schools.
Your trowsers are pure budgied.
Has yer budgie died?
Here, check the nick of his budgies by the way.
He's boostin about way budgies like Michael Jackson
budgies by Cloudo August 18, 2006
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budgies tongue

She is so sexy i would love to lick her Budgies Tongue
budgies tongue by T April 16, 2004

Dunny Budgies

Dunny budgies probably originated in Australia. Another name for blowflies. Also known as "dunny bees." The Australian budgerigar is a common bird, found virtually everywhere in the country and widely kept as a pet
"Get the fly spray out, Dave, some dunny budgies just followed you inside the house."
Dunny Budgies by Peter Bird December 16, 2007

marvin and millie the budgies 

cutest budgie wudgies
marvin and millie the budgies, are so cute!!

Two budgies 

The two budgies or ttb alliance, is a secret alliance in which one must not speak off, he who knows of the two budgies must not speak of the two budgies, if a member of the ttb, has shared the secrets of the ttb alliance, you must the become a member, or you must face harsh punishments
Have you heard the two budgies sing, to white one would reply, yes I've heard such cheerful song
Two budgies by Mustard tiger November 15, 2016

Sisters budgies 

"Your sisters budgies are huge"

38 Budgies Mad

Used to describe when something is unfathomably crazy, akin to keeping 38 budgies in one's living room .

Believe to have Welsh origin, potentially deriving from needing to house a high number of canaries to use in the mines.
You're going to drink all of that spunk? My dear boy, that is 38 budgies mad!
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