Shagaluf
English edit
Etymology edit
Blend of shag + Magaluf. So called because it is a popular holiday destination for British tourists looking for casual sex.
Proper noun edit
Shagaluf
- (UK, vulgar slang) The Majorcan resort town of Magaluf. [from 1990s]
- 1995 August 20, Anna Blundy, “Lust and vomit”, in Scotland on Sunday, page 16:
- "When you go into Shagaluf on Wednesday," explain the jolly 18-30 reps, "you'll see a big red erection. No, it's not Steve with his trousers down. It's BCM's."
- 1997 August 27, Garry Bushell, “Bushell on the Box: Why does big big talent get very little chance?”, in The Sun, page 11:
- Perhaps Sky will bring slappers Sarah and Louise back for a Spanish tour series, called Are You Being Serviced? They could be man-on in Mahon, shameless in Shagaluf – sorry Magaluf.