Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A little lad is a guy who thinks berries and cream is the best thing since sliced bread, and he’ll sing about it until you beg him to stop.

'I can't stand this song anymore, my little lad!'

'You're still a little lad in my heart, even if you're 40.'

'He’s a little lad, and he’s not afraid to show it.'

2

A little lad is a kid who does the little lad dance like it’s a national emergency, and he probably still thinks mummy’s watching.

'He did the dance in the supermarket, right in front of the cereal aisle.'

'Mummy’s not here, but he still does the dance every day.'

'He’s got the little lad dance in his blood.'

3

A little lad is someone who loves berries and cream so much, they’ll probably murder you if you say it’s not the best.

'You said it wasn’t the best? I’m gonna kill you.'

'He’s a little lad, and he’s not forgiving.'

'He’s got a little lad rage.'

4

A little lad is a person who’s got berries and cream in their soul, and they’ll probably scream about it in public.

'He screamed berries and cream in the middle of the park.'

'He’s got the berries and cream spirit.'

'He’s the little lad of the century.'

5

A little lad is a guy who’s got a tiny member and a big ego, usually found in the middle of a grocery store.

'He’s a little lad, and he’s got a tiny member.'

'He’s got the tiny member and the big ego.'

'He’s a little lad who thinks he’s the king of the berries and cream.'

6

A little lad is a person who yells berries and cream at the top of their lungs, even if they’re 30 and still living with their mummy.

'He’s yelling berries and cream in the middle of the night.'

'He’s still a little lad, even if he’s 30.'

'He yells berries and cream like it’s a religion.'

7

A little lad is a kid who’s mummy is gone, but he’s still doing the little lad dance like it’s a competition.

'He’s dancing like he’s in a competition.'

'He’s got the little lad dance in his bones.'

'He’s the last little lad standing.'