wounded
Wounded
Example:
Guy from london, meets girl online, travels to meet her, in Dundee, distance of 472 miles and 280 quid return train fare equaling possible 12 hours of travel, each way.
Guy gets there, stands at the station 6 hours, Girl doesnt show up. Man gets back on train home, proper wounded.
Guy from london, meets girl online, travels to meet her, in Dundee, distance of 472 miles and 280 quid return train fare equaling possible 12 hours of travel, each way.
Guy gets there, stands at the station 6 hours, Girl doesnt show up. Man gets back on train home, proper wounded.
wound
Example:
She spread her legs wide and asked me to lick her big, gaping wound below her mound of hair.
She spread her legs wide and asked me to lick her big, gaping wound below her mound of hair.
wounded
When its gone pear shaped.
wounded
Originally used in certain areas of the UK as an expression to describe how "The truth hurts". Has evolved into every day use as a term used to describe one's pain and severe social suffering.
Example:
Pre-evolution...
Ian (to Dave) - "You gonna start filling those footings or what kid?"
Wayne - "Nah his heads too fogged up from last night, ain't it!"
Dave = Wounded
Post-evolution...
Ryan - "So when shall I pick up my tickets for Bath and West?
Ben - "Uh... we didn't get you one mate"
Ryan = Wounded
Pre-evolution...
Ian (to Dave) - "You gonna start filling those footings or what kid?"
Wayne - "Nah his heads too fogged up from last night, ain't it!"
Dave = Wounded
Post-evolution...
Ryan - "So when shall I pick up my tickets for Bath and West?
Ben - "Uh... we didn't get you one mate"
Ryan = Wounded
wounded
wounds
1. n. The likely consequences of being attacked or having an accident.
2. v. The act of wounding someone.
2. v. The act of wounding someone.
Example:
I always have wounds because he always wounds me.
I always have wounds because he always wounds me.