worky ticket
Geordie for someone deliberately winding people up.
Definitions
A pest, a wind-up merchant — someone who's pushing their luck on purpose, asking for a slap. The exact phrase your nana uses when you've crossed the line one too many times.
worky ticket In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Believed to come from old North-East shipyard or military slang — 'working your ticket' meant misbehaving to get discharged or sacked.
People Also Ask
What does worky ticket mean?
It's Geordie for someone who's deliberately winding people up.
How do you use worky ticket in a sentence?
"Stop being such a worky ticket and just leave him alone."
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