piece of cap

Cap, meaning liar, or lies, means that something someone has said was a lie. This can refer to a lying sentence or a person who is known to lie, (can also be interpreted as "piece of crap" as it basically has the same meaning).

"What an absolute piece of cap" John says whilst watching the news.

babe piece

someone whom you find attractive

"OMG that guy that just walked by was a total babe piece!"
"You are such a babe piece"

twerk piece

some one who you just have sexual relations with, thats all

" who him, oh that aint my man, he just my lil twerk piece, we just fuck on the regular."

Nig piece

A person who is cracked in the head and an absolute idiot

How tf did u fail the test u nig piece
"The boys made me do it", he said. I replied, "u nig piece"

Backdoor Piece

A female who is so dusty you have to take them through back doors in public so people won't see you with them.

"Yeah she's a backdoor piece but I'm still gonna hit it"

piece of mud

An unbearable personality trait, that is revolting to the human population. One who is a "piece of mud" is incredibly boring, stupid, self centered, and any other bad personality trait combined into one. Basically an over all asshole.

Once a "piece of mud", you can never go back. Pieces of mud lack intelligence and the ability to preform well with others. They suck.

There is only one "piece of mud" list in this entire world, if you are on the piece of mud list, I feel sorry for you.
Those who are e n g r a v e d on the "piece of mud" list are at the point of no return, once engraved, forget about it, your life basically amounts to nothing and you're fucked.

One does not simply just become a "piece of mud", one is BORN a "piece of mud".

abv- "POM"

Girl: He ignored my texts and calls! He's such a piece of mud!

also see serious piece of mud

(MK)

Ming Piece

Northern Irish / Scottish slang - used toward men or women to denote poor fashion sense , cheap provocative outfit or poor hygeine .

Niamh - "did you see Sinead last night down the beach club? "That streaky tahn and those Primark coochie cutters - what a ming piece!"
Mary Louise - "aow - Ming piece - leik".