Results for “the trouble”

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trouble
noun

Wife (clipped from 'trouble and strife').

#cockney#london#british#family
Trouble And Strife
noun

Cockney for wife — 'trouble and strife' rhymes with wife, clipped to 'the trouble'.

#cockney#rhyming#british#uk
foul trouble
noun

Nearing the personal foul limit

#sports#fouls#gameflow
play stupid games, win stupid prizes
phrase

If you go looking for trouble, don't act surprised when you find it.

#reddit#phrase#karma#consequences
get done
phrase

Get told off, get in proper trouble.

#mancunian#manchester#british#phrase
some plex
noun phrase

A tense situation — beef, drama, or trouble brewing.

#texas#houston#hip-hop#beef
stuffed
adjective

Exhausted; or broken; or in trouble.

#australian#aussie#state#tiredness
ratbag
noun

A rogue or troublemaker; a mischievous person.

#australian#aussie#people#insult
crosses
noun

Troubles, misfortune, bad luck

#caribbean#patois#feeling#misfortune
take in front
phrase

To act first before trouble reaches you

#caribbean#patois#phrase#strategy
bronca
noun

Problem, beef, trouble

#spanish#spanglish#latino#problem
greaze
noun

Trouble, aggression, or confrontation

#cockney#london#british#conflict
armshouse
noun

Trouble, violence, or chaos

#cockney#london#british#conflict
delink
noun

A delinquent; a troublemaker

#cockney#london#british#person
take your show on the road
phrase

To get in trouble and be shipped to another prison.

#prison#criminal#transfer#conflict
straight goer
noun

A prisoner who keeps his head down and stays out of trouble.

#prison#criminal#prisoner#character
bam
noun

A troublemaker, fool or obnoxious person

#scottish#irish#insult#character
fash
verb

To trouble, bother or worry oneself

#scottish#irish#emotion#everyday
besom
noun

A cheeky or troublesome woman/girl (often affectionate)

#scottish#irish#people#insult
canary in the coal mine
phrase

An early warning sign of trouble.

#corporate#office#work#idiom
workie ticket
noun

A troublemaker; one who pushes their luck

#british#regional#noun#behaviour
kop
verb

To catch, get or receive (often trouble).

#british#regional#action#verb
Shitbird 18+
noun

Mature content — open to view.

#military#army#insult#attitude
varmint
noun

A pest or troublesome animal.

#american#regional#animal#pest
if the creek don't rise
phrase

Barring unforeseen trouble.

#american#regional#plans#qualifier
Wahala
noun

Trouble, hassle, or drama.

#hausa#hausa-slang#nigerian#west-african
Nkonuko
noun

Trouble-making, stirring up drama.

#igbo#igbo-slang#nigerian#west-african
Ụgba
noun

Trouble, a problem — literally 'oil bean.'

#igbo#igbo-slang#nigerian#west-african
Kwanta
noun

Trouble, problems, drama.

#igbo#igbo-slang#nigerian#west-african
Gobe
noun

Trouble, wahala, a mess you didn't see coming.

#yoruba#yoruba-slang#nigerian#west-african
Cooked Up
phrase

In serious trouble or completely overwhelmed.

#gen-z#gaming#meme#internet
Sliding
verb

Driving into a rival area looking for trouble — or, in production, the signature gliding 808 bass.

#uk#hip-hop#aave#british
Cruisin For A Bruisin
phrase

Asking for trouble — headed straight toward a beating or serious consequences.

#1950s#greaser#rockabilly#vintage