Motherwell rules
Motherwell rules noun: an agreed absence of rules in a fight (typically in a public house).
Noun
Motherwell rules pl (plural only)
Origin of Motherwell rules
From Motherwell F.C., a notoriously violent Scottish football club.
Questions about Motherwell rules
- What does Motherwell rules mean?
- Motherwell rules means an agreed absence of rules in a fight (typically in a public house).
- What part of speech is Motherwell rules?
- Motherwell rules is a noun.
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