to barry (verb):
to vomit, puke, barf, chuck up, hurl; usually due to excessive alcohol consumption
//Meaning originated in the south but is now in wide-spread use throughout most parts of the UK//
to vomit, puke, barf, chuck up, hurl; usually due to excessive alcohol consumption
//Meaning originated in the south but is now in wide-spread use throughout most parts of the UK//
1) oh no, i think i'm going to barry... not again... *bleurgh*
2) last night was mental, can't believe how many times i barried
2) last night was mental, can't believe how many times i barried
by swbgs May 31, 2008
Originating in Sheffield, England. Used to describe a lower class of society that insist upon driving extremely souped up Vauxhall Nova's with loud generic rap/ dub/ dance music emanating from within. All can be identified from their clothing which consists of a tracksuit/ sportsware, peaked cap, bling trainers and their trousers tucked into their socks.
1) Look at the state of that barried up car, it's a fucking eyesore.
2) You seen that barry scum over there?
3) Barries dont realise that Ali G is actually ripping the piss out of them, else they wouldn't be trying to imitate him!
2) You seen that barry scum over there?
3) Barries dont realise that Ali G is actually ripping the piss out of them, else they wouldn't be trying to imitate him!
by KnoyDart June 18, 2007
by anonymous lil bitch March 19, 2008
A name used for a person. Similar to Larry Lightweight, but can be used in a more general type way. To be used in a derogatory fashion.
*Davis falls off his chair* shortly followed by "you barry!"
"I barryed it hard last night, i was sick all over myself before I got out the door"
*Ugly person walks past* "what a barry!"
"Dezmond disgraced himself again, he's such a barry!"
"I barryed it hard last night, i was sick all over myself before I got out the door"
*Ugly person walks past* "what a barry!"
"Dezmond disgraced himself again, he's such a barry!"
by xandyt April 27, 2006
Short for Barry Bolt. Used in the phrase "do the barry" which means to leave. Often this means to leave in a hurry, but not always. The phrase "do the barry" or "do the barry bolt" can both be used to mean you have to leave.
No idea where the phrase came from.
No idea where the phrase came from.
by Dolphin Man January 23, 2007
A town in South Wales. Scene of an awful genetic experiment in the late 20th C, that turned everyone into a chav. Barry leaves you feeling you've just spent an hour blowing up a balloon with a hole it.
The juvenile courts do a brisk trade.
Like most Welsh Towns the locals set the tone with a fair share of 'go-lightlies' on high-carb, high-fat, plenty-of-it diets. Oblivious as to how stupid they look, a pleasant Saturday can be spent watching local salad- dodgers grazing in the run-down shopping area. (However cannot rival Caerphilly as 'Fat Central'}
High Points:
Port Road; which largely avoids the place altogether.
Barry Island; which largely avoids culture altogether.
The local chemical works; main attraction.
The docks; which in the rain look like a lowry painting .
Er....that's it.
The juvenile courts do a brisk trade.
Like most Welsh Towns the locals set the tone with a fair share of 'go-lightlies' on high-carb, high-fat, plenty-of-it diets. Oblivious as to how stupid they look, a pleasant Saturday can be spent watching local salad- dodgers grazing in the run-down shopping area. (However cannot rival Caerphilly as 'Fat Central'}
High Points:
Port Road; which largely avoids the place altogether.
Barry Island; which largely avoids culture altogether.
The local chemical works; main attraction.
The docks; which in the rain look like a lowry painting .
Er....that's it.
by Hedley Clubnobber July 29, 2006