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North East Wales phrase.

Used to represent someone whose ear gets red when embarrassed or stressed.

Usually associated with management

Frequently heard in Esclusham area of Wrexham.
"Look at the Gammon Ear on that! "

"The Gammon"
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Used to describe someone with an incredulously large head.

Looking like a real life Frank Side bottom or someone whose Mum had sex with Mr Potato head.

Impossible to get hats for.

Noticeable on beaches during the summer as it looks like the planet Mars resting on a beach
The size of that fucking head mate. Right Bullhead aren't ya!

Sit at the back of the cinema Bullhead so the rest of us can watch the film
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A Wrexham word meaning flamboyant and over the top. Being outwardly camp
I cant believe your calling him a flamer when you are such a sloan
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Refers to the kind of person who likes to Slink off on their own. Combination of the words Slink and Alone.

Used to describe someone who abandons ship at the first opportunity. Similar to Rats leaving a sinking ship
Cannot believe you've changed jobs again. You are a complete sloaner
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Cheshire phrase

Placing your dirty penis on another person's shoulder, resembling a parrot on a pirate's shoulder .

The Green significance comes from the penis being unclean.

Sometimes used as a chat up line

Followed by reveal lost parrot
"Excuse me love, have you lost a green parrot."

"Shiver me Timbers, check out me Green Parrot"
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People that are acting like prats.

People that are being annoying or did something stupid but mean, like a prank.

Named after the small part of the body found between the balls and beginning of your arse crack.
I bloody knew it would be you two Goochlings!
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North Wales phrase for an older man.

Generally, one that has grey hair.

Not as dashing as a 'Silver Fox'.

Tends to be bushier
Emma: Ooh David you are like a Silver Fox
Neil: I'm greyer than him!
Dave: You're more like a Grey Squirrel
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