Teflon shoulders
(adj.) Someone who shirks responsibility or never pulls their weight.
Definition linkTelegraph/Telephone poles
(n.) Missiles of any kind designed to shoot down aircraft.
Definition linkTFR to (Any location)
(acron.) To go somewhere directly with out delay. Tornado specific from TFR: Terrain Following Radar.VFR direct
Definition linkThat’s what chins are for
(phr.) Used after one has taken criticism to somehow make things seem better. Bear shoulders
Definition linkThe Big issue (fuck off get a job)
(n.) The principle factor effecting the situation.
Definition linkThe somethingest something in NATO
(phr.) Term used to exaggerate the attributes of a person or thing. Eg. “Talk to Jim he’s the clever~ bloke in ~”.
Definition linkThere or thereabouts
(phr.) Used to justify not applying any more effort to improve a less than perfect solution. Good enough for government work
Definition linkThin out
(v.) To leave somewhere subtly. cf. Stack, SID, Make like a, Depart the fix, Bang out
Definition linkThing of beauty
(n.) Something that the speaker approves of.
Definition linkThink outside the box
(phr.) To come up with an original idea that is not the obvious solution.
Definition linkThinx bubble
(n.) A moment in time during which one is attempting to rationalise a situation which one does not yet understand. cf. Maths in public
Definition linkThis callsign
(n. R.T.) The person speaking. Eg “This ~ will not be attending that briefing”.
Definition linkThreaders
(adj.) 1. Angry. 2. Tired, often used with the amplifier Harry. Redders
Definition linkThrow a teddy out of the cot
(v.) To become very upset about something.
Definition linkTick in the box
(n.) Completion of a small step or qualification in a large chain of events, often seen as routine.
Definition linkTick V.G.
(adj.) A particular thing was accomplished particularly well. V
Definition link