by Hannah the Superhero January 11, 2008

She's up the spout again.
by Keith the Incredible Sockpuppet November 18, 2004

Idiom used for a situation that has gone awry, or wrong.
A British term for something that has been ruined.
A British term for something that has been ruined.
by Niklit January 14, 2008

She's gone and got herself up the spout, or...
From the great Irish film, The Snapper: "She's gone and got herself up the pole."
Also see Snapper: Fetus, Unborn Baby
From the great Irish film, The Snapper: "She's gone and got herself up the pole."
Also see Snapper: Fetus, Unborn Baby
by Petra777 January 13, 2008

Found in the Military(Canada's, The US's and Elsewhere), This means to load your weapon, or denote that your weapon is already loaded...
by J. Michael Reiter January 13, 2008

by Paul Douglas Reiter January 13, 2008

by Pantalones Verdes May 26, 2008
