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A-Ha

1) A greeting

2) A way of expeessing excitement

The word comes from Steve Coogans fictional character Alan Partridge - who had three successful series including a chat show on the BBC

1) I'm Jack Cooper, A-ha! Your John Myung...

2) Oh my God its Rodger Moore - A-ha!

by I'm Jack Cooper April 1, 2005

27πŸ‘ 20πŸ‘Ž


wanking

1) To masterbate

2) To do very little

3) To "shred" on a guitar/keyboard/bass

1) I fancy a wanking session

2) Stop wanking about

3) I don't like Steve Vai - all he does is fret wanking

by I'm Jack Cooper April 3, 2005

322πŸ‘ 266πŸ‘Ž


little britain

1) To be over-rated

2) To be deeply unfunny

3) To sell out

1) Jimmy Carr is so Little Britain

2) Nathan Barley was almost as bad as Little Britain

3) Well I dont see Steve Coogan doing a Little Britain.

by I'm Jack Cooper April 3, 2005

33πŸ‘ 53πŸ‘Ž


Part Troll

1) The word used to describe someone who looks like an ork.

The word comes from comedian Bill Baiely - who named his UK tour "Part Troll" because of the way he looks.

1) "He's so hairy - he's Part Troll"

by I'm Jack Cooper April 4, 2005

6πŸ‘ 5πŸ‘Ž


Billy Bear

1) A luncheon meat that can be bought at Tescos'. It comes in the shape of a bears face and has eyes and a big smile.

2) To be silly.

1) Mum i'm hungry. I want Billy Bear in my sandwiches.

2) Its left not right you Billy Bear.

by I'm Jack Cooper April 3, 2005

10πŸ‘ 5πŸ‘Ž


Fripp

1) A condom.

This word comes from secretly naming a condom after a guitar player of King Crimson.

1) I'm gagging for a shag. Do you have a Fripp?

by I'm Jack Cooper April 3, 2005

45πŸ‘ 13πŸ‘Ž


Peep Show

A great new British TV comedy show, which started on Channel 4 in 2003. It is nothing like the BBC show The Office because it's not in anyway done like a documentary. The show is more similar to Sean Lock's 15 Stories High - but alot of the show is seen through the eyes of the main two characters who share a flat together.

1) Peep Show is funny.

by I'm Jack Cooper April 4, 2005

391πŸ‘ 120πŸ‘Ž