All around the Wrekin

An expression to use when either someone has took a long route or when someone has took a long time to get somewhere.
It originated from the Midlands and is used due to the extreme size of a local hill called the Wrekin that is a popular hiking location

“We went all around the Wrekin to get here!” Or “Oh for god sake don’t go all around the Wrekin!”

by BlakeWWFC February 24, 2023

Bring it around town

Rotating the upper half of your body in a clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation. Similar to what Spongebob did in the episode "Bubblestand".

Spongebob: Now it's time to bring it around town! Bring it arouundd toowwnn!

by blugbogug October 27, 2023

Eskimo Reach Around

A sex act where a male or female places a ice cube under their partners balls, then attempt to jerk them off from behind and get them to finish before the ice cube melts.

Oh my god Brenden, i gave patrick the quickest Eskimo Reach Around last night.

by asorie July 14, 2023

get around ya

A colloquial term that is a hyperbole of when someone scores for a team and everyone surrounds the player with adulation, excitement and love.

The term is used in substitute as the setting or conglomerate of people could not authentically respond in a identically way to the persons good fortune.

“I got engaged” response “unreal, get around ya”

by Dodgy mate August 31, 2023

i get around

a song by the beach boys

I get around (Yeah)
Get around round round
I get around (I get around)
Get around round round
I get around (From town to town)
Get around round round
I get around (I'm a real cool head)
Get around round round
I get around (I'm makin' real good bread)
Get around round round
I get around
I'm gettin' bugged driving up and down the (round and up and down)
Same old strip
I gotta finda new place where the kids are
Hip (driving up and down the same old strip)
My buddies and me are getting (real well) known
Yeah, the bad guys know us and they leave us alone
(I get around)
Get around round round
I get around (From town to town)
Get around round round
I get around (I'm a real cool head)
Get around round round
I get around (I'm makin' real good bread)
Get around round round
I get around (I get around, round)
Get around round round oooo
Wa wa oo
Wa wa oo
Wa wa oo
We always take my car
'Cause it's never been beat
And we've never missed yet
With the girls we meet
None of the guys go steady
'Cause it wouldn't be right
To leave their best girl home
Now on a Saturday night
(I get around)
Get around round round
I get around (From town to town)
Get around round round
I get around (I'm a real cool head)
Get around round round
I get around (I'm makin' real good bread)
Get around round round
I get around (I get around, round)
Get around round round I get around
I get around
Round
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Round round get around
I get around
Yeah

by quandledanle September 19, 2023

Move around folk

This means that they are telling you to get away from them. It is slang used mostly in Chicago when someone is playing too much or trying to start a problem then you will get told “move around folk”

“Move around folk”
“Nah you weird, move around folk”

“Move around folk before I beat you up”

by Lil Lara September 22, 2023

bully look-around

The way a bully looks around at people around him/her after making a mean joke to make sure that other people are sharing in the "humor." The bully is always laughing or grinning while doing the bully look-around so he/she can both get a buzz from sharing a laugh with someone else against the target of the bullying and to clue others in that the mean joke was supposed to be funny and that they should also laugh. If no one else shares in the "humor", and the bully receives criticism instead of shared laughter, the bully quickly takes the feedback and immediately begins to play the part of the "Schrodinger's asshole", pretending that the mean joke wasn't really that mean and that it was more of a joke than it really was and they didn't really mean it and that everyone else is taking it all too seriously and being meaner to the bully than he/she was to the original target of his/her meanness.

Katie: Oh, my gawd, Marissa! You just spilled that glass of water, and it looks like you've wet yourself! (Does the bully look-around while giggling obnoxiously, checking that others are appreciating her "joke")
Gina: Cut it out, Katie. It's not that funny. Geez.
Katie: (becoming a Schrodinger's Asshole) You people don't know how to take a joke. How come you have to jump on every little thing I say? Geez, yourself!
Marissa: Can someone hand me a towel?

by dictionaryenchantress June 26, 2020