Treebeard's Concise Dictionary of British Slang
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This slang dictionary contains definitions of various terms used on the bonsaiTALK forum, inspired by the postings of Treebeard
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D
- diddy = small, insignificant
F
- fitted up = See stitched up
G
- getting the hump = to be annoyed and go sulk in a corner
- gubbins = a name for something that is not remembered or unknown; thingamajig, doohickey, doodad, etc.
- gutted = discouraged - as though emptied inside or disemboweled.
H
- hoick = to rip (from the ground) with considerable effort.
J
- jaxy = (alt: jaxie, jacksie, jacksy) the rear end.
M
- manky = shaky, rotten, decrepit, undesirable, tasteless, peculiar, unstable, unreliable
- muller = to confuse, as in a drunken stupor
N
- numpty = someone whose posts demonstrate a distinct ignorance of the subject
S
- stitched up = falsely accused, or framed
T
- trussed up = See stitched up
