punch it in
to bump fists, knuckle to knuckle, when something good happens or someone says something you firmly agree with. All the fun of a high five, but less dorky.
punch it in by mandingoe October 8, 2004
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Shit in a bag and punch it
A phrase commonly used as an exclamation of an event that has just occured.
Likely to be heard in the Northern areas of England.
Famously used in the film 51st State by Shirley DeSouza aka Anna Keaveney.
Likely to be heard in the Northern areas of England.
Famously used in the film 51st State by Shirley DeSouza aka Anna Keaveney.
Shit in a bag and punch it by Pretty in wellies March 7, 2007
Shit in your hat and punch it!
A sarcastic reply to someone presenting a piece of common knowledge or easily derived information as something of great importance and value.
Tinfoil_Hat "Alex Jones is saying the NWO order is messing with the water supply and food chain to control our numbers, maybe I should buy the stuff he sell's on his website!"
Skeptical_Atheist "Well, Shit in your hat and punch it!"
Skeptical_Atheist "Well, Shit in your hat and punch it!"
Shit in your hat and punch it! by JayceK December 16, 2008
It's better than a punch in the face.
A term used in a wide range of situations, from a person having to eat a bag of rubbish to something you could put in a speech.
It's better than a punch in the face. by Bob6372 January 4, 2024
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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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