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Worchestershire

1)some crazy place that makes damn good steak sauce

2) the Shire of Worchester...

Correctly spelled: Worcestershire
could you please pass the Worchestershire sauce
Worchestershire by Keavy January 8, 2006
Words you can keep

Worchestershire

A place in England where *wink wink* happens
i did the bitch in Worchestershire
Worchestershire by AWEZOME November 11, 2003

The Ol' Worcestershire Combo

The act of dipping one's penis tip in Worcestershire sauce, rubbing saliva on the shaft, and then smacking a woman's face with it until ejaculation.
"Dude, last night I gave my girl The Ol' Worcestershire Combo!"

"Last night my man begged me to do The Ol' Worcestershire Combo. He ended up Worcestershire Comboing me for hours as he screamed because of the burning. My face was left red for a good 30 minutes."

worcestershire

Anchovi sauce originated in the English county of Worcestershire.
worcestershire by big ben September 29, 2003

Worcestershire sauce 

1. Delicious (put it on steak).

2. Dificult to say.
1. This steak doesn't taste right. I'd best add some Worcestershire sauce.

2. Person1: Say worcestershire sauce.
person2: worshteshtersauce.
person1: hahaha
person2: you know, i think it is pronounced Warchester sauce.
person1: no, you fail.
Worcestershire sauce by Malbert November 5, 2006

Worcestershire

Freakin hard to say if you try to sound it out, so everyone just says "wershter" sauce.
Before sacrificing the innocent maiden to the volcano, anoint her forehead with Worcestershire sauce.
Worcestershire by Grim Winnebago January 13, 2004

worcestershire

A sauce that is used as a marinade in foods such as soups, meags, fish, gravies, dips and vegetables.
If you want that hunk of steak to taste better, you're going to have to get me some worcestershier sauce dude!
worcestershire by doodman July 6, 2003
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green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

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"My salad days,
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- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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"Salad days, 'nuf said."
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