cowland
oh that man has a cowland
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cowhand
The act of not tipping or not giving any gratuities to a bellhop or waiter for their services. Also called the hoof.
cowhand by PortoFinian August 30, 2010
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cowland • colander • cowhand • Copland • COGLAND • colanda • Colandate • colander cunt • colander dick • Colandero
Crowland
Crowland by MmMm, KraKaz December 2, 2019
Melba Copland Secondary School
Melba Copland secondary school is pretty much hell in a nutshell. It is a school in the Canberra region and a common place for eshays. If you know about Melba Copland Secondary School, Dont go there
Melba Copland Secondary School by WiseManRobert March 12, 2020
colander
1. A bowl-shaped kitchen utensil with perforations for draining off liquids and rinsing food.
2. Can also be used as a rockin' hat.
2. Can also be used as a rockin' hat.
Crowland Mong
A person generally an adolescent from Crowland. A small town on the A1073 between Peterborough and Spalding. You know when you have arrived when you pass the roadshgn which reads "Welcome to Crowland, South Holland" and underneath it says "arsehole of the fens"
A place with high incest and mental illness rates. Mongs usually congregate on a bench outside the Trinity Bridge drinking alcopops and smoking Lambert and Butlers. Very unlikely to move on in life or leave the town. Usualle educated at 'Guthies' the local school which also has a high number of pregnant pupils and a high staff turnover. Those that learn to drive may experience other towns in East Anglia and increase their prospects.
A place with high incest and mental illness rates. Mongs usually congregate on a bench outside the Trinity Bridge drinking alcopops and smoking Lambert and Butlers. Very unlikely to move on in life or leave the town. Usualle educated at 'Guthies' the local school which also has a high number of pregnant pupils and a high staff turnover. Those that learn to drive may experience other towns in East Anglia and increase their prospects.
The Bridge is of great historical and architectural interest less so the Crowland Mongs who hang around it.
Crowland Mong by WaterBoy June 20, 2006
Collanda
Collanda by Richard Bagpipes September 30, 2007
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