plasticine
Main Entry: plas·ti·cine Variant(s): also plas·ti·cene /'plas-t&-"sen/
Function: noun
Etymology: from Plasticine, a trademark: a plastic paste used for models and sculptures often used to describe someone who is fake or puts on a front to impress others.
Function: noun
Etymology: from Plasticine, a trademark: a plastic paste used for models and sculptures often used to describe someone who is fake or puts on a front to impress others.
Don't go and sell your soul for self esteem, don't be plasticine.
plasticine people
Those who possess no ability for critical analysis and independent thought, who don't think to question what they are fed by the media. They take whatever impression they're given and stay that way.
Look at all those plasticine people, who think that Fox News actually broadcasts impartial news.
plasticine head
someone with a deformed head usually larger than normal, often occurs in the scouse.
Mikey look at that plasticine headed cunt over there
Mate you have a right plasticine head
Mate you have a right plasticine head
plasticine
A clay-like substance, used for modeling. Usually but not exclusively used by children.
Person 1: I made a bowl with plasticine.
Person 2: Are you a child?
Person 1: Just because I use plasticine doesn't mean I'm a child, I'm just creative, YOU'RE the child, please grow up and learn.
Person 2: Are you a child?
Person 1: Just because I use plasticine doesn't mean I'm a child, I'm just creative, YOU'RE the child, please grow up and learn.
plasticine lions
Very full and fertile testicles
Wow my king was so ready for his honey bee, his manly nuts were like "plasticine lions"