Scottish Words tagged with: knuckleduster - 3 posts.

Two dapper men in suits with carnations - one with a broken nose, cauliflower ears, and a knuckle duster holding up a wee dog with a black eye by the tail while the other slimmer gent with spats looms over a frail lady in a wheelchair threatening her by having smashed her china cup of tea with his golden headed stick. The deeds to sign away all her possessions and a fountain pen lie on the desk in front of her beside the broken cup.

Scottish Word: Gash.

Tags: ape, cane, fez, knuckleduster, pen, pup, teacup, wheelchair

Listen ye auld biddy, sign on the dotted line or yer wee dug Archie gets anither keeker. An nae mair haiverit gashin oan aboot some muckle gorilla that’s a guid freen tae Archie or you’ll get … Continue reading Gash. →

ape, cane, fez, knuckleduster, pen, pup, teacup, wheelchair

Two heavy brass knuckledusters molded with the shapes of this years red noses about to be put to work.

Scottish Word: Mell.

Tags: blame, chair, jail, knuckle, knuckleduster, prison, prisoner, red, ropes, thug

Noo, Bone Breaker Bill. Yir clear that this is no personal. Nae bad feelins like. I’m jist gonna mell yir coupon a bitty tae mak it worthy o the muckle donations that Cell Blocks’ A, B, … Continue reading Mell. →

blame, chair, jail, knuckle, knuckleduster, prison, prisoner, red, ropes, thug

Security staff get to choose how to upgrade their tools.

Scottish Word: Puggie.

Tags: guard, gun, holster, knife, knuckle, knuckleduster, monkey, security, silencer, teeth

“Ah’ve ayewis preferred an attack puggie tae an attack dug.” Translate: puggie: monkey. “I have always preferred an attack monkey to an attack dog.” The Scottish Word: puggie with its definition and its meaning illustrated and … Continue reading Puggie. →