Silly Face
the worst possible insult to use in the uk, much worse than f-cktard or w-nker. using this insult can have dire consequences and will often cause a bl–dy brawl to ensue.
person 1: you’re a silly face!
person 2: you what!? i’ll kick your -ss you sonofab-tch!
a non-offensive affectionate name used to describe a person who is acting like a sillyface
that victoria is such a sillyface sometimes, and i love her for it!
a person who makes silly faces.
look at that sillyface girl squinting her ch-nky eyes at me!
word used to refer to your b-tches or hoes. also if your b-tch/hoe/wh-r-lady is acting like a 4 year old child it is appropriate to call her a silly face. only used towards females of course.
“jena talks so much sh-t that she can’t back up, what a silly face.”
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