The Metropolitan Police are expecting us

[peachy]

Would that not be gairish?

A garish t.shirt could also be described as lairy.

Garish is a proper word whereas lairy is slang.

 

[Daffy]

Not happening

 

[Roger Mellie]

You'd think they would have the common sense to bring some wheelie bins in for saturday night this time. Probably wont happen like

They don't do bins in London in public. Not ones you can't see into anyway.
Easy target for dropping a "package" into.
That's why it's all clear bags on a hoop outside Wembley.

 

[Its Him Again]

The sheep not up for it ?

 

[bu-bu-buchanon]

A garish t.shirt could also be described as lairy.

Garish is a proper word whereas lairy is slang.

I’ve only ever used lairy in the context of how it was used initially in this thread. I would never have imagined it could be used to describe an item of clothing

 

[woodlebert]

I’ve only ever used lairy in the context of how it was used initially in this thread. I would never have imagined it could be used to describe an item of clothing

This. Actions and people be lairy, not inanimate objects

 

[peachy]

This. Actions and people be lairy, not inanimate objects

Probably more often people but I'd understand what someone meant if they said their dad as wearing a lairy jersey.

lairy
/ˈlɛəri/
adjective
INFORMAL•BRITISH

1. 1.
   cunning or conceited.
   "you think you know the lot—everything about you is lairy"
2. 2.
   ostentatiously attractive; flashy.
   "there are some lairy details like the huge boot spoiler and white alloy wheels"