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Highly Niche situation but sometimes you may come across a Peter who just happens to smell of eggs, needs a name.
"Kworr now that's an eggy Peter!"
A profile picture that makes you look like someone who will later go on to identify as trans.
Notably has elements of pastel pink and blue, or includes anime characters
That’s a pretty eggy pfp, get ready to hear about their transition next year
A term made famous in a popular british soap opera, 'Eastenders', by actor Ricky Norwood who plays the character 'Fatboy'.
Its a term which portrays a bad atmosphere caused by something.
Oi blood, that wack music of yours, gives off some eggy vibe man!
An eggy banjo is a sandwhich which consists of soft bread or a bun filled with sausage or bacon and a over medium fried egg. Upon biting the sandwhich, the pressure of the bread and contents will squeeze the egg causing it to burst and squirt it's yolk down the shirt of the sandwich owner. This immediately causes the individual to raise the hand with the sandwich to approximately shoulder height whilst frantically trying to wipe away the yolk with the other. The resulting stance momentarily resembles that of a strumming banjo player... Hence the phrase "Eggy Banjo"
Oh Dear, Joe appears to having an eggy banjo!
some talking egg in a show with talking objects
remote: what is eggy doing
pen: i dont even know
remote: me neither
ngl, she is fucking amazing, a great leader, charismatic, cute as fuck, helpful. Only thinking about her makes anyone´s heart melt
oh so ur talking shit about eggy? im gonna beat ur ass
Eggy is a term that is used to describe a wide range of things. It is mostly used for types of food that is too creamy, rich or cheesy, such as korma and carbonara. Eggy is also be known to describe other things like: girls having too much makeup or foundation on, or balls of residue that has formed at each end of the lips.
It is known that 'Eggy' has been used generously since 2014 in this context - and continues to be widely used across the Fylde coast as it was originated by two brothers in Poulton-le-Fylde.
Person 1: *Points to a cheese and mayo sandwich*
Person 2: "No chance mate, that is well eggy"