knobshank
Dependant on tone and context, knobshank can be used as a friendly or unfriendly term to insult someone who may have done something, or simply is, stupid.
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knobshank • Knob shandy • Knob Shark • knobsack • knobshine • knobhawker • Knobshock • knobsmack • knobstand • knob hawk
knobshine
knobshine by ladyhancock March 24, 2003
knobstand
Knob is commonly used in Britain to mean penis, so the implication of knobstand is that someone is useless, that he serves no purpose other than to support his own genitals. Not in general use but sometimes heard said by teenagers in South Manchester. A few years ago I saw it in an Australian music fanzine, but I would assume this was written by someone with connections to Northern England.
knobsack
Stemed from a name given to a certain male who had acted in a very bad way. At the moment between the end of upset and the beginning of anger the word was created in the midst of a tirade of expletives.
Can be used instead of knobjockey
Can be used instead of knobjockey
******* is a fucking knobsack
knobsack by Sue Sutherland January 13, 2005
Knobsack
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