by Natasha Andrews March 13, 2017
person 1 - "your fat"
person 2 - "yir maw"
person 1 - "i dont like your homemade chips"
person 2 - "i dont like yir maw"
i'm going to visit my grand maw
person 2 - "yir maw"
person 1 - "i dont like your homemade chips"
person 2 - "i dont like yir maw"
i'm going to visit my grand maw
by i'm yir maw June 5, 2009
A Scottish slang term of ''your father.''
Frequently used as an insult followed by an embarrassing act/possession, which may or may not be true.
Can also be used as a complete sentence when losing an argument.
Frequently used as an insult followed by an embarrassing act/possession, which may or may not be true.
Can also be used as a complete sentence when losing an argument.
by numbed October 16, 2016
To Spew Yir Ring is to be violently sick, originates in Glasgow and usually crops up during the recount of events for an average Friday or Saturday night.
by The Patter August 19, 2006
by BigLeary May 20, 2005
An expression commonly used as a last resort in trying to determine the cause of a problem. May also be screamed extremely loudly, from a moving vehicle, out of a partially opened window.
Person A: "Yeah, I canny figure it oot. I have tried everything."
Person B: "Did you pay yir bill?"
Person A (inside a moving car): "DID YOU PAY YIR BILL !?!?!?"
Person B: "Did you pay yir bill?"
Person A (inside a moving car): "DID YOU PAY YIR BILL !?!?!?"
by Muirhouse Patter September 19, 2019