Nov 2

tab-hang

Posted in English Slang on 11 2nd, 2009

Origin: English Slang
Definition: to eavesdrop
Example: John found out about his surprise party when he was tab-hanging.

Oct 30

garms

Posted in English Slang on 10 30th, 2009

Origin: English Slang
Definition: clothes
Example: I’m going shopping for some new garms.

Oct 29

cans

Posted in English Slang on 10 29th, 2009

Origin: English Slang (Cockney Rhyming Slang)
Definition: headphones
Example: My cans have a short, so I need to buy some new ones.

Oct 19

Alan Whickers

Posted in English Slang on 10 19th, 2009

Origin: English Slang (Cockney Rhyming Slang)
Definition: knickers
Example: Make sure that you pack enough Alans for your vacation.

Oct 12

Hank Marvin

Posted in English Slang on 10 12th, 2009

Origin: English Slang (Cockney Rhyming Slang)
Definition: starving
Example: The food at the restaurant was terrible and now I’m Hank Marvin.

Oct 11

flash

Posted in Australian Slang, English Slang on 10 11th, 2009

Origin: Australian Slang, English Slang
Definition: looking or being in top condition
Example: That’s a pretty flash car you’ve got there.

Oct 1

nish

Posted in English Slang on 10 1st, 2009

Origin: English Slang
Definition: nothing
Example: There is nish left in the refrigerator.

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