geep n.— «The colourless plaster will give way to a Dr Seuss-like menagerie of donkeys standing on top of each other. There are a few other creatures in the sketch; they look to be the animals the soldiers call geep, having yet to work...
rark off v. phr.— «Ive been havin this problem for a while now, and its starting to rark me off now. Everytime i put a full page border in a word document the bottom line never prints.» —“Freakin Page Borders” by...
rark v. phr.— «Originally for condoning the use of foul language and making fun of people’s families. Since then I have had a lot of time for A Goose, he is a good sport who takes a rark on the chin.» —“Boofhead Club—For Matty...
rark up v. phr.— «Interesting that you don’t give these anti whaling supporters a good rark up. They aren’t helping your side whatsoever.» —“Re: Today’s laughing stock” by debiddo in New Zealand Usenet: alt...
rark-up v. phr.— «Occasionally, too, he gives his team-mates the message if they’re not performing. Shaw takes his “rark-ups” with a grain of salt and then gets on with the job, as he has done since 1990.» —“Shaw rethink...
rark-up v. phr.— «There’s just one thing that stops me from giving slimy John a total rark-up over this incident…results!» —“This Innes Bui’ness!” by Bill Taylor in New Zealand Usenet: rec.sport.rugby...