Results for “cell soldier”
Your cellmate — or, sometimes, the cell itself.
An inmate who acts tough locked up but folds face-to-face.
A cellmate.
A section of the prison containing a set of cells.
New England for 'in the basement' — said 'down sullah.'
Publicly called out and boycotted for offensive or problematic behaviour.
Cancelling a move's start-up into another move to steal extra range.
Cancelling weak normals into stronger ones to build a combo, no specials needed.
Cancelling backdashes with down-back so you can spam them and float around.
Geordie for excellent, brilliant, top-tier.
Brummie gold standard — means brilliant, excellent, top-tier.
Excellent, the best.
Excellent, massive, a belter.
Fire — top-tier, excellent.
Boston-ese for something excellent, usually preceded by 'wicked'.
A floor level in a prison wing — where your cell door opens onto.
Mature content — open to view.
An infantryman — the boots-on-the-ground soldier.
A British Army private soldier — from Tommy Atkins.
A British Army ordinary soldier.
British Para/SF slur for any soldier not wearing a maroon or green beret.
Royal Navy/Marines nickname for a soldier — 'where the army goes, the pong goes'.
Soldier on the sick list or light duties — a skiver.
'New In Greens' — a soldier fresh out of basic training.
An illicit note passed between cells.
Passing contraband cell-to-cell on a length of string.
Bootleg immersion heater rigged from bare wires to boil water in a cell.
To barricade yourself inside your cell so staff can't get in.
Empty your cell's chamber pot when the doors unlock in the morning.
A prison cell. Also: a safe.
A search of your cell by screws looking for contraband.
An exclamation for excellence so high it stuns the whole room, 'over the top.'
Mature content — open to view.
Great, excellent, very good.
Excellent; first-rate.
great! / excellent!
awesome / excellent
really excellent / awesome
Great, cool, excellent
Really great; excellent