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Geordie Cocktail

An alcoholic drink, made using 1 part vodka 5 parts energy drink.

A classic Geordie Cocktail is made using Blue Kube and RedBull.
Monty: Hi, Oscar would you like me to make you a Geordie Cocktail?
Oscar: Thanks, I would love one

Geordieland 

The city of newcastle and the towns of Gateshead, Morpeth, Ashington, Cramlington, Whickham and even as far as Hexham and the surrounding area. This does NOT include Sunderland.
I come from Geordieland
Geordieland by Bryanttie April 6, 2009

Geordie Matheos 

Justin Chow’s sworn enemy. Geordie Matheos is a retard.
Justin Chow: Geordie Matheoszcczzs is scxzxuch a retard.
The friendliest people in the UK. knowing for drinking everyone under the table and their amazing accent. Also devoted football fans and mass lovers of greggs. They don't deny a good baked pastry treat.
I wish I had a geordie accent, my scouser ones shit!
geordie by toontoontoon January 23, 2011

geordieland 

Newcastle and surrounding area, home of geordie's.
Where you from?
Geordieland
geordieland by Angel February 24, 2005

Geordie billing 

When a group of people (friends/family colleagues) are dining at a restaurant, the bill will be shared equally regardless of who orders what in terms food and drink.

In this situation, those who order recklessly are in a much better position at the end of the meal than those who do so frugally. Diners who argue that they ate/drank less therefore should pay less are often ridiculed as spendthrifts and must accept their fate as victims of Geordie billing.

This term stems from Newcastle and Tyneside area, whose residents are notorious for their reckless abandon when it comes to eating and drinking.
Having anticipated that Geordie billing would ensue, John ordered the most expensive steak and elaborate cocktails during his work Christmas dinner.
Geordie billing by GustavoPorFavour December 23, 2011
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