adjective originating from Fallowfield in South Manchester

used as a sarcastic synonym to the word 'edgy'

used to describe a member of the vast quantity of students who live in Fallowfield (specifically Owens Park) in there fresher year of university, each of which thinks they are 'unique' with there 'edgy' lifestyle (e.g. stripy flared trousers, pastel coloured hair with a short fringe, vibrant footwear)

A cultural and aesthetic mind-state that prioritizes making money, even as an “underground” or “radical” creator. The work isn’t made for money, but it’s the money that matters the most.

Adj. Originally a term that means fields that are not being use for crops. Current usage means unproductive.

Highly Intelligent being. Highly desirable mate.

(v.) To plow, but not to seed.
Plow, meaning to have sex
Seed, meaning the female egg and sperm joining.