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stoliday 

English equivalent of the americanism Staycation. Vacation is an American word, English have Holidays.
Stoliday combines Stay and Holiday but generates the term Stolid, meaning calm and without emotion. Much like a holiday at home in England
Bob: Hey man, how was your break? Did you go anywhere?
Bill: No, i was broke, just had a stoliday
Bob: Cool man, how was it?
Bill: It was alright
Bob: Oh right, like a proper stoliday
stoliday by FatYellowOne December 8, 2016
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Cian Richard Kevin Soliday Blanche 

A man with a chode and one testicle that only fucks elephants
Cian Richard Kevin Soliday Blanche tried to hit tori from the back while she was asleep, but he couldn’t get past the cheeks.

Cian Richard Kevin Soliday blanche 

An asshole with a chode
Cian Richard Kevin Soliday Blanche railed my dog
any day of exemption from work feigning Sickness (distinguished from working day).

Sometimes, Solidays. Chiefly British. a period of cessation from work or one of recreation; while faking Illness.
"Wasn't Lee mean't to be back Monday?"
"Yes but he had some Soliday!
"I hate Mondays i might take Soliday!"
Soliday by Maxeltape September 30, 2008

Dock Soliday 

This is a term referring to the act of one cowboy giving another cowboy, a reach-around, while inserting their pistols into their anuses, and shouting "reach for the sky". This act is usually permissable out in the desert, at night, under a full moon.
Out in the Sonoran wilderness, Earl and Ray proceeded to remove their holsters and bandanas, the must of day-old leather boot polish and moonshine, filled the tent, the two cowboys wrestled with their emotions, and after some dueling, both exchanged a dock soliday in the bitter cold of the desert night.
Dock Soliday by SometimeMaybe June 14, 2013

snoliday 

The art of taking a day off from work but citing the snow as the reason you cant get in.

Usually a great excuse to go sledging with the kids of do some xmas shopping.
Ah, I see the manager is on "Snoliday" again....
snoliday by hyperdub December 4, 2010

Cian soliday Blanche 

He’s so dreamy and I can’t get over him. I can already see a future with us together. I have never felt this way with a person. He is the person that makes me the happiest that I have ever been
Cian soliday Blanche is so dreamy
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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person2: ya he was a proper lad
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Me: Poggers!
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Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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Surf Dracula Syndrome 

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