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  • mozzy

    • mozzy

    Noun. Mosquito. Also mozzie.

  • rocker

    • rocker

    A person who preferred to listen and dance to rock 'n roll music than that favoured by their avowed enemies the 'mods'. Rockers generally wore tight trousers or jeans, with thick soled shoes and had longish hair often greased back into D.A. hairstyles. The rocker was actually the 1960's successor of the 'Teddy Boy' of the 1950's, who in turn had been the inheritors of the style from the pre-WW2 'Vicky Boys'. Rockers also preferred the less than subtle charms of the motorbike which helped earn them the additional derogatory nickname of Greasers.

  • Stonker

    • Stonker

    - This means something is huge. Looking at the burger you might say "blimey what a stonker". It is also used to refer to an erection! Clearly English modesty is a myth!

  • SOUP UP

    • SOUP UP

    Soup up is slang for to modify so as to enhance performance.

  • Mosey

    • Mosey

    To saunter or shuffle along, to be off, to leave, to sneak away.

  • mosey

    • mosey

    Noun. A look around. E.g."I'm just going to have a mosey around the shops."

  • mods

    • mods

    A group of disaffected, somewhat alienated youths who were the first obvious manifestation of the baby boomer phenomenon post WW2. This group had a relatively high level of disposable income and held the opinion that the world owed them a good time. They would dress in the latest fashions, dance to their own type of music and live life as they saw fit. In summer, they could often be seen in huge groups wearing fur trimmed parkas, and riding motor scooters (Lambrettas or Vespas usually) to the South Coast of the UK where they would repeadedly enter into violent battles along the foreshore with Rockers (Greasers) and usually winning out through sheer weight of numbers and an often almost suicidal desire to 'prove' themselves. Over time the movement lost its impetus and they can be seen to have mutated over time into the group that became the 'New Romantics'.

  • The Mods

    • The Mods

    Social Group not included in your list. Rode vespas, wore peg leg pants, thin ties, suits, emulated the Mods of the 60's. Clean cut "Modern" style. Listened to "The Jam".

  • Three Down and Locked

    • Three Down and Locked

    Landing gear down and ready for landing. A required confirmation call prior to landing at Air Force bases. Pilots who fly fixedgear aircraft are known to modify this call as “three down and welded.”

  • mossy

    • mossy

    an intelligent person

  • Stonker

    • Stonker

    This means something is huge. Looking at the burger you might say "blimey what a stonker". It is also used to refer to an erection! Clearly English modesty is a myth!

  • greaser

    • greaser

    Virtually synonymous with 'Rocker' this was anyone who preferred to ride the more functional motorbike instead of the less roadworthy but cleaner scooter (Lambretta or Vespa). The result of riding these machines was supposed to result in the user becoming 'greasy' because of the open engine design, and thereby needing to wear leathers. The 'mods' on the other hand could wear stylish clothes because the engine of the scooter was fully enclosed.

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MODSZY KUPIEC

  • mozzy

    • mozzy

    Noun. Mosquito. Also mozzie.

  • rocker

    • rocker

    A person who preferred to listen and dance to rock 'n roll music than that favoured by their avowed enemies the 'mods'. Rockers generally wore tight trousers or jeans, with thick soled shoes and had longish hair often greased back into D.A. hairstyles. The rocker was actually the 1960's successor of the 'Teddy Boy' of the 1950's, who in turn had been the inheritors of the style from the pre-WW2 'Vicky Boys'. Rockers also preferred the less than subtle charms of the motorbike which helped earn them the additional derogatory nickname of Greasers.

  • Stonker

    • Stonker

    - This means something is huge. Looking at the burger you might say "blimey what a stonker". It is also used to refer to an erection! Clearly English modesty is a myth!

  • SOUP UP

    • SOUP UP

    Soup up is slang for to modify so as to enhance performance.

  • Mosey

    • Mosey

    To saunter or shuffle along, to be off, to leave, to sneak away.

  • mosey

    • mosey

    Noun. A look around. E.g."I'm just going to have a mosey around the shops."

  • mods

    • mods

    A group of disaffected, somewhat alienated youths who were the first obvious manifestation of the baby boomer phenomenon post WW2. This group had a relatively high level of disposable income and held the opinion that the world owed them a good time. They would dress in the latest fashions, dance to their own type of music and live life as they saw fit. In summer, they could often be seen in huge groups wearing fur trimmed parkas, and riding motor scooters (Lambrettas or Vespas usually) to the South Coast of the UK where they would repeadedly enter into violent battles along the foreshore with Rockers (Greasers) and usually winning out through sheer weight of numbers and an often almost suicidal desire to 'prove' themselves. Over time the movement lost its impetus and they can be seen to have mutated over time into the group that became the 'New Romantics'.

  • The Mods

    • The Mods

    Social Group not included in your list. Rode vespas, wore peg leg pants, thin ties, suits, emulated the Mods of the 60's. Clean cut "Modern" style. Listened to "The Jam".

  • Three Down and Locked

    • Three Down and Locked

    Landing gear down and ready for landing. A required confirmation call prior to landing at Air Force bases. Pilots who fly fixedgear aircraft are known to modify this call as “three down and welded.”

  • mossy

    • mossy

    an intelligent person

  • Stonker

    • Stonker

    This means something is huge. Looking at the burger you might say "blimey what a stonker". It is also used to refer to an erection! Clearly English modesty is a myth!

  • greaser

    • greaser

    Virtually synonymous with 'Rocker' this was anyone who preferred to ride the more functional motorbike instead of the less roadworthy but cleaner scooter (Lambretta or Vespa). The result of riding these machines was supposed to result in the user becoming 'greasy' because of the open engine design, and thereby needing to wear leathers. The 'mods' on the other hand could wear stylish clothes because the engine of the scooter was fully enclosed.