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Meaning: "Human Being". As spoken by similar intellects that say "Every Think", instead of "Everything".
Similarly, "Bean" may be substituted for "Been" in written form.
Look, I'm a human bean too, it seems everythink I say has bean ignored, init?
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Also refered to as a 'Winut' - this is a small peanut sized defacation that is sometimes found hanging fron the hairs surrounding the anus. Literaly from the Geodie 'Wee (small) Nut.
Can also be used in a derisory fashion to describe someone.
My arse was itching; upon exploation I found a weenut tangled in the hairs.
He is such a weenut - a complete waste of space, always hanging around and of no use to anyone.
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Loose fitting baggy trousers with the crotch reaching the knees. Prevalent amongst middle eastern men, muslims and Islamists, and Arabian Knights.
The man with the AK47 was wearing Bagdad Trousers.
Some one who has a small head for their body size. Also can be characterised by a small jaw and/or large ears. Obviously, some one with a small head, receeding jaw and large ears can be described as "piphead extremis".
While watching the TV we noticed that the presenter was a Piphead. The more we looked the more obvious it became.
Chuffed is a Northern word for "happy" really happy. So "Chuffed Out" can literally mean happy beyond comprehension.
It also has a darker meaning: knackered, beyond caring, blown away.
1/ I'd just bought a new Porsche and was completely chuffed out.
2/ We had been in the pub for hours; Dave was the worst for wear, he was completely chuffed out.
A 'crapophonic' (crap-o-phonic) speaker is sometimes built into budget audio equipment. Sometimes it is used in professional equipment as well in order to provide an alternative to headphones.
The speaker is of poor quality and delivers a barely acceptable output, but is adequate in professional equipment to audition the sound.
Can also be applied to built in microphones in some equipment.
The Marantz recorder has a crapophonic speaker built in. This enables you to audition the sound you have just recorded - however, you would not enjoy full reproduction, or want to endure its output for long.
The crapophonic microphones did the job in an emegency, but good, purpose built plug in microphones would have been better.
A 'crapophonic' (crap-o-phonic) speaker is sometimes built into budget audio equipment. Sometimes it is used in professional equipment as well in order to provide an alternative to headphones.
The speaker is of poor quality and delivers a barely acceptable output, but is adequate in professional equipment to audition the sound.
Can also be applied to built in microphones in some equipment.
The Marantz recorder has a crap-o-phonic speaker built in. This enables you to audition the sound you have just recorded - however, you would not enjoy full reproduction, or want to endure its output for long.
The crapophonic microphones did the job in an emegency, but good, purpose built plug in microphones would have been better.