3 definitions by Rae MomaJoker Boe

Going to Siege

In the eighteenth century people talked of "taking a voyage to the Spice Islands," in the nineteenth century gentlemen would "ease themselves." but back in Medieval times a knight would tell people that he was "Going to siege."

"Where did Angus run off too?"

"He ran to the water closet, he said he was going to siege."

by Rae MomaJoker Boe October 12, 2015

Sprunt

old Scottish word meaning "to chase girls around among the haystacks after dark."

I saw Sean sprunting after Cailyn when I got up for a drink late last night.

by Rae MomaJoker Boe October 12, 2015

Fudgel

an eighteenth-century term meaning "Pretending to work when you're not actually doing anything at all."

"Wow, she is really focused on he'd work today."

"It would seem so, but she's fudgeling as usual. When I passed her desk, she was playing Mega Annoying Invites: Friendslist Spam-catastrophe on Facebook

by Rae MomaJoker Boe October 12, 2015