by Asynca June 29, 2004
UK slang (London)
To go wrong, to be victims of Murphy's Law. Often heard for the lips of actors in Brit crime flicks and cop shows Origin obscure.
To go wrong, to be victims of Murphy's Law. Often heard for the lips of actors in Brit crime flicks and cop shows Origin obscure.
by black flag June 26, 2004
A Pear Shaped Diamond is either a situation gone bad or a person who has clear emotion issues normally including a alcohol dependency.
OMG! I bumped into my ex last night. It all went a bit pear shaped diamond.
OR
I bumped in to Bradley and Ashley last night. They were getting kicked out of the bar again. They are such pear shaped diamonds.
OR
I bumped in to Bradley and Ashley last night. They were getting kicked out of the bar again. They are such pear shaped diamonds.
by Bashley_Uk November 16, 2009
When the majority of things appear to be negative. Like the shape of a pear, the majority is at the bottom (bad) and little is at the top (good).
by sublimal June 28, 2004
British slang term, used to describe when a situation has gone bad....I've no idea where it originates, but that's how it's used.
Since the new manager took over, things at work have gone all pear-shaped and I'm afraid I may be out of a job soon.
by Kucitizen June 27, 2004
originates from: when a woman gets older, her breasts shrivel up and arse blooms out, giving her a figure shaped like a pear
means: its all gone wrong
see also: tits up
means: its all gone wrong
see also: tits up
by itcreaks June 28, 2004
by Paul Burton June 30, 2004