Good signing
Phrase or interjection gud sahyn-ing
Describes a favourable, perhaps splendid, action or object. Typically pertaining to a reflective thought, but may also be used to describe future events.
Also written as "guzaning".
Origin:
Believed to have originated from pub styled football chatter, "Reo-Coker for £8.5M is a good signing for the Aston Villa household".
Describes a favourable, perhaps splendid, action or object. Typically pertaining to a reflective thought, but may also be used to describe future events.
Also written as "guzaning".
Origin:
Believed to have originated from pub styled football chatter, "Reo-Coker for £8.5M is a good signing for the Aston Villa household".
"I just watched Body of Lies, it was a good signing."
A: "They sent me a backdated cheque of £250."
B: "Sounds like a good signing."
A: "They sent me a backdated cheque of £250."
B: "Sounds like a good signing."
Good signing by vincevds1 April 14, 2009
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