old horse

Colloquial greeting term used similarly to 'old bean' and conveying a sense of chumminess or friendship. Closely associated with the work of P G Wodehouse and particularly his character Ukridge , who appears in a collection of short stories.

"Hello old horse!"

"How are you, old horse?"

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pricenal

Adjective. Meaning: The decision to be made is contingent, or dependant, on the price. A contracted form of: "it is optional it depends on the price". May often be used to express that a decision whether or not to buy goods or services in the future will be contingent on the price that is quoted for them.

Q: "Should we get them to repair this as well?"
A: "It's pricenal"
In this context 'pricenal' express that the decision does, or should, depend on the price quoted for the repair referred to.

Sprogeldey

Adjective – describes a state of disorder or disarray – where things are not in the neat orderly state that is expected or desired,

Example of use “the tablecloth is sprogeldey” can be used to describe a crumpled tablecloth, "the drawer is sprogeldey" describes a cluttered, disorganised drawer.