turn of phrase
When something is really good, or features incredible craftsmanship.
NOTE: Must be pronounced in a (Glaswegian) Scottish accent.For example, this cardamom flavoured gelato is pure quality.
etymology: coined by the Neds in Scotland.
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- Robyn
- Here are some things I enjoy doing: Obsessing; Hypochondria; Psychoanalysing people; Doing stuff that's not lame; Storing up rage to unleash against Sydney Buses (especially the 370); Trying to impress people nonchalantly; Subverting dominant paradigms; Encoolenating phrases and words into common usage (such as "sweet action"); Matchmaking (quite successfully, I must say); Dissing postmodernism; Connecting the myth of redemptive violence to everything; Sporadic outbursts of pilates; Frogé; Posing; Manipulating young minds ("teaching"); Fighting with God (and losing); Being entertained; Using Australian English spelling; loving on my HOT BLOG! (you can too!)
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