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A term used by Beasley and Bates, originating from Bill. The term 'please' can be placed at the end of any sentence, or in mid-flow of a sentence. This may be to cover up and foul mouthed word, or a secret word.
'Ahhhhh hallo there Beasley Please. How are we today there please. Have you done your please, please?'
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This is used in place of "what?", "huh?", or "what's that?" by many in the Greater Cincinnati Metro Area. It is said to come from the German influence here.
clerk: "Please?"
me: I said "Ma'am how much does this cost?"
The Kentucky Yankee, Urbandictionary.com author since August 2004.
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When you're voting for words on Urban Dictionary because you're bored, and you run out of words. Often cried out, maybe with a few sobs added in for good measure.
No, please, no, Urban Dictionary can't be out of voting words already!
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A word you say when you want some thing also known as the magic word
Girl: Can I use your text book.
Guy: What's the magic word
Girl: please
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Where one or more people/person feels proud or happy with an accomplished task
Pleasure to meet you Britney Spears / ‘ I am pleased with myself
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A word often said in a deep voice, by the manager of the Lee Wood hotel in Buxton.
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First album by The Beatles.
"One, two, three, FAW!" - Paul McCartney counts in "I Saw Her Standing There" and music would never be the same again.
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