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A hot sexy spinning wheel anitoker who only has w takes 😹
Ruois negs your favorite verse 😹
Ruois by Isender July 13, 2022
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Ruois • Rubis • Roisin • Rois • Roisins nickers • roist • rouis • rouise • rubisha • ruisheng
A suburb of west London in the London Borough of Hillingdon. Attractions include the Ruislip Lido and Ruilsip Woods. Bordered to the north by Eastcote, to the south by Northolt, and to the west by Ickenham and Uxbridge. This area, and much of west and north London was part of the county of Middlesex until 1965, when it ceased to exist, becoming only a postal region within London - Meaning that today Ruislip can be considered part of Middlesex or London, depending on the speaker. Close to Ruislip on the south side of Hillingdon sits London Heahtrow Airport.
I live in Ruislip, it's an OK place to live.
ruislip by TellK December 24, 2008
A leafy suburb in Middlesex, best known for the mischevous soft porn novel, Tropic of Ruislip, detailing goings on that in my whole childhood in the place I never heard of so maybe it is pure fantasy though mind you there are some rum goings on in the parties thrown by Ruislip yoof. Mentioned in the Domesday book as the leafy abode of "pigges and varlets" and possessing a "ponde" which is still there next to the library. Also known for Ruislip Lido where the movie The Young Ones was made and Cliff Richard who starred in it sang a song with the blue water for backdrop same blue water I used to paddle in and build sandcastles on the shore of when I went there with my mum which we did by getting the 158 bus. There is also Ruslip woods good for rambling and courting but watch out for flashers! "In Ruislip Woods lurk perves, afoot and jagged wi' nerves" - Lord Byron, Rambles in the Brambles, 1868. In Ruislip High Street are several olde world shops including an olde tea shoppe though maybe these days it has been taken over by Starbucks. There is also a Clarkes shoe shop where I bought my first winkle pickers which mightily pissed off the teachers in my school. And so much, so much! Writing this makes me realise I was formed by Ruislip sometimes I even dream of going back there but then again I never will, not really. Still it's well worth a visit. For a full blast of it Betjemenesque power go to Ruislip Manor and wander through the suburban side roads till you get to the main part which was where the Normans had a castle or a keep or summat.
Ruislip. suburbs, pleasure, Lido, Cliff Richard
ruislip by Kate Bush October 4, 2006

How Roisin Murphy is that? 

Irish slang penned my comedian Dermot Whelan meaning "how cool is that?" in a sarcastic way!!
Girl: Look at this new top i bought
Guy (who couldn't care less): How Roisin Murphy is that?
Ruisi, also called the Blood God and the Lord of Skulls, is the Chaos God of Blood, War and Murder. her domain covers the most basic and brutal of sentient emotions and actions, such as hate, anger, rage, war and killing. Every act of killing or murder in the material universe gives Ruisi power; the more senseless and destructive, the better.
If you do that one more time I will call upon Ruisi to knee you in the balls!
ruisi by Frostedinferno May 7, 2017

Ruiss Modds 

A Ruiss Modds is a type of person. If you are classified as a "Roo Modds" this means that you are very tall, and or goofy. You have an odd sense of humor, being that you are not funny at all, but people laugh most when they are around a Ruiss Modds type person. Most people from this group are either from Italian or German heritages. (sometimes both)
Frankenstein, Big Foot, Herman Munster are all examples of a Ruiss Modds
Ruiss Modds by s19dee5 July 30, 2009
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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The phenomenon where adults salivate at children's toys
Every time I walk into the toy aisle, I catch myself kidulting over the latest action figures and LEGO sets!
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British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”

Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
According to the boffins downstairs, the murderer used a serrated blade.
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