Definition of UBI

UBI

acronym for "unexplained beer injury", used on medical charts by doctors in the UK.
Citation: "Doctor slang is a dying art", BBC News, 18 August 2003
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gasser	Definitions include: nickname for an anaesthetist, used by doctors in the UK.
sambo	Definitions include: a sandwich.
NFN	Definitions include: acronym for "normal for Norfolk", an insult used by doctors in the UK on medical charts.
nosh	Definitions include: oral sex given to a male.
titch	Definitions include: a small amount.
Yank	Definitions include: A synonym for American, often used in Australia, New Zealand and the UK.
skint	Definitions include: without money; "broke".
pash	Definitions include: a crush.
snarky	Definitions include: sarcastic and bitchy.
kit	Definitions include: the clothes a person is wearing; "outfit".
slag	Definitions include: a promiscuous female.
anorak	Definitions include: "nerd"; "geek".
flid	Definitions include: a very stupid or incompetent person.
dingleberry	Definitions include: a lump of (usually dried) feces stuck in the hair / wool / fur / etc. near the anus of an animal, including a human.
slasher	Definitions include: nickname for a surgeon, used by doctors in the UK.
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FTS	Definitions include: acronym for "fixing to start" - premenstrual syndrome.
KMT	Definitions include: acronym for "kiss my teeth".
TCB	Definitions include: acronym for "take care [of] business" or "taking care [of] business".
IBF	Definitions include: "Internet BF", i.e. "Internet Boyfriend".
lolz	Definitions include: variant of "LOL" (i.e. "laugh out loud".)
HBU	Definitions include: acronym for "how about you".
FIDO	Definitions include: acronym for "fuck it, drive on."
IOTTMCO	Definitions include: acronym for "intuitively obvious to the most casual observer."
MSM	Definitions include: acronym for "main-stream media."
QP	Definitions include: acronym for "quarter pound".
k	Definitions include: abbreviated form of "okay".
BF	Definitions include: "boyfriend."
DTF	Definitions include: acronym for "down to fuck".
FOTM	Definitions include: acronym for "flavor of the month".
SODDI	Definitions include: acronym for "some other dude did it".
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Other terms relating to 'beer':
a couple beers short of a six-pack	Definitions include: a little crazy
BD	Definitions include: Beer Distributer.
beer	Definitions include: to give beer to.
beer and skittles	Definitions include: Whereas skittles refers to the British word for bowling the saying "beer and skittles" is meant to exemplify a state of general delight with prevailing conditions.
beer belly	Definitions include: a large stomach caused by drinking lots of beer.
beer bi	Definitions include: bisexual only when under the influence of alcohol.
beer fart	Definitions include: a fart caused by the consumption of beer.
beer goggles	Definitions include: a metaphorical set of glasses ("goggles") that one wears after drinking enough alcohol that one's definition of "attractive" declines substantially.
beer gut	Definitions include: a fat stomach.
beer huggy	Definitions include: a sleeve that fits around a can of beer (or other canned beverage) to insulate it.
beer o'clock	Definitions include: the time at which people start drinking alcohol.
beer run	Definitions include: shoplifting beer by grab and run tactics.
*beer shts**	Definitions include: foul-smelling loose stools experienced the day after heavy drinking.
Beer-thirty	Definitions include: Time to head to the bar.
BYOB	Definitions include: acronym for "bring your own beer", "bring your own bottle", or "bring your own booze".
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add insult to injury	Definitions include: to make a bad situation worse.