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Pint of wrexham

A pint of lager. Mostly said by the older generations who remember when Wrexham produced the majority of lager within the UK. However it should be continued as a symbol of pride in our alcoholic tendencies.

A pint of Wrexham, in fact make that 3, 3 shots of sammy b as well and a packet of crisps. What you having keitho la?

by 2hellas6 September 9, 2009


piss in a pint

New Zealand and Australian slang/phrase which is used during a game or activity when a participant immediately develops a clear understanding of the rules and performs well.

Amy has just learnt the card game 'shit head' and is already playing the game strategically. She wins or preforms well in the first game she plays. Piss in a pint.

Or

Amy has just played her last card in a game that she has just learnt and wins the round. Another player says to her 'piss in a pint'.

by Joiful20 April 2, 2018


pint of dicks

Literally a measurement of wriggling, dismembered male genitalia. Preferably served in a pint glass.

Go drink a pint of dicks Sharon!

by JustJohnXCIV February 1, 2018


keto pint

When someone isn’t even fully committed to their fad diet, but doesn’t let that get in the way of lecturing others about how life-changing it is.

He spent all day going on about his healthy eating, before washing it all down with a keto pint or ten.

by DwaynePipes March 30, 2021


pint size

Not appealing unless being spoken about children,

pint size also is an insult of magnitude when used on or referring to Adults. and or adolescents.

unless being used humorously

That lady "pint size" I don't like that.

Look at your little "pint sized" self (referring and speaking to a child or a animal)

by UnoYoko February 12, 2022


appies and pints

Appetizers (snack/finger foods) and pints (of ale or beer) usually offered in a pub/tavern.

To celebrate their anniversary, Jimmy's Pub is offering their appies and pints special two hours early!

by Babblefingers June 2, 2017


Pint Protector

Someone who is always seen holding his pint, afraid to leave it on a table or bar counter for whatever reason. Also common in many party photographs.

I went through the photographs of James' party last night. Peter was holding a ruddy glass of Guinness in every photo, he's a real pint protector.

by James the Paranoid Android November 1, 2009