Results for “wind your neck in”
'Calm down / stop being cocky' (the North)
The heated shelf at the pass where finished plates wait for a runner.
Stock chat insult for the unkempt, smug, fedora-tipping nerd archetype.
A door latch — and the verb for lifting it.
A face-reddening moment of pure embarrassment.
Brass-neck cheek — the gall to do something shameless.
A US Marine — from the leather neck-stock of the early Corps uniform.
A Royal Marine.
Exclamation of surprise — 'well I never!'
The post-workout period thought ideal for protein.
A skinny lifter using tiny weights for high reps.
Alleged post-workout period to eat for max gains.
You're talking nonsense / lying
Defenders popping a window to snipe attackers right off spawn.
Dumping a huge chunk of damage in a tiny window.
The window when the boss is actually hittable — make it count.
Your mum — usually deployed as a winding-up insult.
Geordie for someone deliberately winding people up.
Pit-head winding gear — originally the horse-powered version.
Your head — Manc for the thing on top of your neck.
The dish that needs finishing for the window — now.
The service window where finished plates get called, checked, and handed to runners.
Plated food sitting too long in the window, going cold or wilting before it's served.
Make a dwindling ingredient last to the end of service.
Send a finished plate out the window to the server.
Emergency escape out a window when the room turns on you.
Tricking or swindling to survive, like shoplifting or a dine-and-dash.
The post-scene wind-down — comfort, reconnection, and checking in once play ends.
A long-winded talking-to or nagging.
To dance to reggae/ska; also to swindle
The trapezius muscles from neck to upper back.
Straining so hard your neck veins bulge out.
Neck (clipped from 'Gregory Peck').
A swindler or con artist who works by wits, not force.
A confidence game or swindle; also to swindle.
A shill or decoy who lures victims for gamblers and swindlers.
A swindle or con game; to swindle.
To chatter or gossip at length; also long-winded talk
A small latch or catch on a door/window
A narrow winding lane or alley