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This is a cult language popular in the areas of south-east england (Essex & Suffolk).
It involves the use of hugely (mm) technical but completely random spoken progressions to unearth a meaning that is perhaps not consistent with common spoken English.
It also contains strong elements of sarcasm.
It is, like a bacteria, extremely contagious and always growing!
Yerp
Bid, Fid, Gid
Quaatalot = not a lot
terrrrrrrrible = amazing
Live, prosper, survive, strive quack = die

plenty more......mmmmmmm i reckon!

wazzuck
wazzuck by Will Orrock January 14, 2008
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origin - Northern England

An idiot or daft person
Ahh yer g'ert wazzock
wazzock by mizz spent youth February 28, 2004
The verb 'To Waz' in northern English dialect means to urinate.

In both West Yorkshire and East Lancashire, offal was very popular and when produced en masse the offal was cooked in linens resembling large pillows and were referred to as 'socks'. These prevented the offal from burning and being ruined when coming in to direct contact with the base or sides of its cooking vessel.

Unsurprisingly these linens absorbed the odour of the offal (which is similar to urine) and were discarded. They were colloquially referred to as 'Waz Socks'. The derogatory sense of a 'Wazzock' to this day refers to someone discarded of having any point, purpose or worth.
"Don't mind Geoffrey, He's a wazzock"
Wazzock by Worthatron April 6, 2015
Idiot used in a fun way - I was told the word in the Mid 1960's by a man from Sheffield who claimed to have been using the word for years
wazzock by Bob Lawe June 17, 2008
Mild insult, one who is foolish, one who has made an arse of themselves, one who is rather daft.
'person x is a pompous wazzock'
wazzock by Alex G March 14, 2003
Pat Says it

(BBC Ghosts)
You Wazzock
Wazzock by ShortGayBitch September 3, 2021
Popularised by Tony Capstick (in "Capstick Comes Home") in 1981 and used since as a minor insult (similar to how "idiot" is used as an insult).

Originally meant "bull's penis" (originally described to me as "bull's prick"). See also "wazz" for another derivative of this sense of the word. Whether it was ever applied to other animals or humans I don't know - but as "wazz" is used for human urination in the West and North of England, I'd imagine so.

Was fairly rare in Yorkshire before Capstick's popularisation of it in 1981.
You great useless spawny-eyed parrot-faced wazzock
(Tony Capstick, 1981)
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