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[UK] ‘Sisqo’ in Guestbook on Robert Stubb’s homepage Stuff 1 Apr. 🌐 THIS SITE IS THE BIGGEST LOAD OF SHIT I HAVE SEEN SINCE BRITNEY SPEARS (SHE IS QUITE UGLY AND FUSSY AND ALWAYS HAS HER LEGS OPEN) BYE BUMHOLE.
at bumhole, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 93: An eternity of utter, balls-aching, mind-crushing, soul-destroying boredom.
at balls-ache (v.) under balls, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 31: The nauseating Yank brat says to his Japanese buddy, ‘You speak good English’.
at buddy, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 93: Rotten eggs and cheesy socks.
at cheesy, adj.2
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 33: He was thinking of going to Highgate Cemetary so that the Special Branch would take his photograph as they snapped the throng of commies.
at commie, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 31: I took an instant dislike to the vision of blond-haired, freckle-faced cutesy spunky childhood it peddled.
at cutesy, adj.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 93: The most revolting smell in the world, of farts and rotten eggs and cheesy socks moulied up with shit, piss and sick.
at fart, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 28: I discovered purely by accident that ‘yob’ is the Russian for ‘fuck’, and went through a stage [...] writing ‘Fuck the Pope’ in Cyrillic script.
at fuck, v.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 42: Sullen skinheads who I always assume are either gangsters’ gunsels, neo-Nazis or gay.
at gonsel, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 41: They were clearly some members of a lefty groupuscle.
at lefty, adj.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 45: The front row is filled with cabbage-faced, melon-headed party stooges.
at melonhead, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 38: The colleague sitting next to him was a Stasi nark.
at nark, n.1
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 33: Using my free hand to shake my LP [...] out of its sleeve on to the record-player turntable and then plonk the stylus into the grooves of the first track.
at plonk, v.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 92: I do remember [...] my mother rushing up, apologizing to the rozzer and accusing me of running away.
at rozzer, n.1
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 93: The most revolting smell in the world, of farts and rotten eggs and cheesy socks moulied up with shit, piss and sick.
at shit, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 49: He came down the landing to have a shit in the upstairs lavatory.
at shit, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 39: Collaborators and creeps who’d shop their parents for thought crimes.
at shop, v.1
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 106: My grandmother would be beguiled by some spiv who’d set up his stall hawking the latest labour-saving tat.
at spiv, n.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 31: I took an instant dislike to the vision of blond-haired, freckle-faced cutesy spunky childhood it peddled.
at spunky, adj.
[UK] M. Rowson Stuff 106: Pairs of plastic tits or plastic dog turds.
at dog turd (n.) under turd, n.
[UK] Stuff 29 July 🌐 The trouble with Bogans is that the narration pedal is flat-to-the-floor, undermining the uncouth vernacular of the characters whose utterances should be so choice they shouldn’t need a heavy-handed voice-over. If you were looking for authentic boganese you may have been disappointed by this first episode with its tiny clutch of characters.
at boganese (n.) under bogan, n.
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