Talk:lifting

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Latest comment: 10 years ago by Equinox in topic Newcastle slang for "bad, terrible"
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If this is supposed to be English it's all wrong. What we should have is this:

English

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Verb

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lifting

  1. present participle of to lift

Noun

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lifting

  1. gerund of to lift

  • face lift should be under Derived or Related of lift and also face
  • The other sense is just wrong!

Newcastle slang for "bad, terrible"

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Seems to be Newcastle (or other northern UK) youth slang for "bad, terrible". Just saw it on Ask.fm, and it's also in Urban Dictionary. Equinox 00:09, 18 November 2013 (UTC)Reply