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gutlord en · NOUN

Etymology

From gut + lord. Coined or popularised by the 1994 Blur single "Parklife".

Meanings

  1. (UK, derogatory, slang) A fat man.
    • Researchers with treadmills have issued a stark warning to bullies, after discovering some gutlords can move surprisingly quickly. 2012 September 5, waylandsmithy, “‘Fatties could still kick your ass’ warn researchers”, in NewsThump:
    • The shirtless Fattie with the CPF placard rammed into Dredd, propelled by the wheel supporting his obscene belly. Was that thing motorised? Dredd went down, the gutlord's bulging breadbasket blocking out the sun. 2017 October 5, Cavan Scott, Alternative Facts, Abaddon Books, →ISBN:
    • Who's that gutlord marching? You should cut down on your pork-life, mate, get some exercise! 1994, “Parklife”, in Parklife, performed by Blur with Phil Daniels:

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wikipedia: Parklife (song)