Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A woman’s angry cup, originally from the cockney slang for 'fanny', which means a beaver, not a butt.

My mom called me a jack'n-danny because I ate the last slice of pizza.

He said I was a jack'n-danny when I spilled coffee on his shirt.

She gave me a jack'n-danny look when I told her I failed the test.

2

A woman’s rage container, from the cockney word for 'fanny', which is a beaver, not an arse.

My teacher called me a jack'n-danny for talking too much.

He gave me the jack'n-danny look when I broke his pencil.

My sister said I was a jack'n-danny for stealing her snack.

3

A woman’s fury cup, from the cockney slang 'fanny', which is a beaver, not your butt.

My dad said I was a jack'n-danny for getting a D on my math test.

I got a jack'n-danny stare when I told him I missed the bus.

My friend called me a jack'n-danny for eating all the chips.

4

A woman’s mad cup, from the cockney word 'fanny', which is a beaver, not your backside.

My neighbor gave me a jack'n-danny look when I yelled at her dog.

He called me a jack'n-danny for not doing my homework.

I got a jack'n-danny glare when I told him I forgot his lunch.

5

A woman’s angry cup, from the cockney slang 'fanny', which is a beaver, not your arse.

My brother said I was a jack'n-danny for stealing his video game.

She gave me the jack'n-danny look when I failed the quiz.

He called me a jack'n-danny because I told his secret.

6

A woman’s fury cup, from the cockney slang 'fanny', which is a beaver, not your butt.

My mom gave me a jack'n-danny look when I forgot my homework.

He called me a jack'n-danny for eating the last donut.

I got a jack'n-danny stare when I broke his glasses.