Martin's definitions
by Martin March 15, 2005
Get the xispsmug. by Martin February 27, 2004
Get the Tankingmug. The process of taking stock to determine the current situation, the assessment enabling a decision to be made on the most suitable course of action to be taken.
John: "There's not much going on round here - fancy getting a couple o' three grams of coke in and going up town top rankin'?"
Paul: "Well I've blown a few quid on ale and the fruity already - I'll have a quick sellablige and let you know whether I'm up for it or not."
Paul: "Well I've blown a few quid on ale and the fruity already - I'll have a quick sellablige and let you know whether I'm up for it or not."
by Martin February 17, 2005
Get the Sellabligemug. by Martin September 9, 2003
Get the butterstickmug. In British prison slang, china means friend. It is short for 'china plate' which rhymes with mate.
This uncomplicated style of rhyme slang has characterized prison slang for years.
This uncomplicated style of rhyme slang has characterized prison slang for years.
by martin March 22, 2005
Get the chinamug. As used in "Little Britain" - when looking after a mad person and having to do what they want when they change their mind....
by Martin January 21, 2004
Get the kafufflemug. 