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Let's hop on the good foot, and do the bad thing
Let's hop on the good foot, and do the bad thing by Lunarcondor April 1, 2010
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Get on the good foot
Get on the good foot by Brubear October 17, 2004
good foot
"get on the good foot"
is a Song by James Brown in 1972.
it means happy, in a good temper or wealthily
is a Song by James Brown in 1972.
it means happy, in a good temper or wealthily
"Said the long-hair hippies and the afro blacks
They all get together across the tracks
And they PARTY
Ho! On the good foot
You know they dance on the good foot
Dance on the good foot" -
They all get together across the tracks
And they PARTY
Ho! On the good foot
You know they dance on the good foot
Dance on the good foot" -
good foot by mok la Rock October 13, 2006
goodfood
(One Word)
Verb: To "do goodfood" is to take part in the event of enjoying a delicious meal either from somewhere or home made.
Noun: A meal meeting the requirements to be called "goodfood".
Verb: To "do goodfood" is to take part in the event of enjoying a delicious meal either from somewhere or home made.
Noun: A meal meeting the requirements to be called "goodfood".
As a verb:
"Dude where are you going?"
-"To sheetz so I can do some goodfood"
or
"Man I'm trying to do some goodfood here soon"
As a Noun:
"I'm going to sheetz to get some goodfood"
For example: a subway sub is just regular food. But if one were to get a sub, a subway pizza, heat up some nacho cheese with some chips and combine all three, then you are doing goodfood.
"Dude where are you going?"
-"To sheetz so I can do some goodfood"
or
"Man I'm trying to do some goodfood here soon"
As a Noun:
"I'm going to sheetz to get some goodfood"
For example: a subway sub is just regular food. But if one were to get a sub, a subway pizza, heat up some nacho cheese with some chips and combine all three, then you are doing goodfood.
a good foot
a good foot by Gavin G. Nuse July 3, 2019
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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