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... answering back in an insolent manner AUSTRALIA, 1969 backwashing noun after injecting a drug, the drawing of blood back into the syringe, with the intention of collecting any drug residue, and reinjecting ... point (!). From the slang of printers to the slang of computer enthusiasts US, 1931 bang verb 1 to have sex UK, 1720. 2 to stimulate a woman’s vagina by introducing and withdrawing a finger in ... cocaine. Extended from BINGE (to heavily use crack cocaine) UK, 1998. 3 a losing bet. Glasgow slang UK: SCOTLAND, 1985 bingey; bingy; binghi; binjey noun the stomach, the belly. Of Aboriginal origin AUSTRALIA,...

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... 1989 cinch noun 1 a certainty US, 1890. 2 in horse racing, a horse that is virtually certain to win US, 1960 cinchers noun brakes US, 1942 Cincy; Cinci nickname Cincinatti, Ohio US, 1899 cinder ... sporting event US, 1981. 2 a Chinese meal, a Chinese take-away; a Chinese restaurant UK, 1984. 3 a Chinese person US, 1871 Chinee adjective of presumed Chinese origin US, 1984. < not in a chinee ... a recreational drug UK, 2004 chinch; chintz noun abedbugUS, 1946 chinche noun heroin UK, 2003 chin-chin used as a toast. Originally used as a salutation to Chinese people UK, 1909 chin-chin man noun a male...

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... restaurant without paying your bill US, 1997 dine in verb in prison, to eat in your cell rather than communally. Hence the derivatives ‘diner -in and ‘dining in UK, 1950 ding noun 1 the penis ... 1974 drowning noun the criminal act of gaining entry to a property with the intent to commit theft by claiming to work for a water supplier UK, 1998 drown-proofing noun in navy training, an exercise involving extended ... 1968 drinker’s hour noun 3am US, 1984 drinking voucher; green drinking voucher noun acurrencynote, especially a £1 note. Jocular UK, 1982 drinky; drinkies noun a drinking session, a drinks party....

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... joke US, 1951 English vice noun flagellation US, 1956 enin noun nine; in betting, odds of 9–1. Backslang UK, 1859 enin to rouf noun in betting, odds of 9–4. A combination of ENIN (nine) and ROUF ... 1910 everything is everything used for conveying that all is well when asked how things are going US, 1968 everything’s drawing everything’s going well, thank you! Nautical origins, suggesting that ... 1985 evening breeze; sweet evening breeze noun cheese. Rhyming slang UK, 1992 evening glass noun calm surf conditions in the evening after the afternoon wind has diminished US, 1978 Evening News...

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... 1976 feel fine; feel noun nine, especially nine pounds (£9). Rhyming slang UK, 1992 feeling noun marijuana UK, 2003 feeling fine noun mutual, simultaneous oral sex between two people. Rhyming slang ... free the base’ US, 1980 free baser noun a user of freebase cocaine US, 1979 freebie; freeby noun something that is given away at no cost US, 1928 freebie adjective free of charge US, 1946 freeco ... < face the breeze in horse racing, to be in the position immediately behind and outside the leader US, 1997 face! used as the stinging finale to a deliberate insult. Youth slang US, 1979 face-ache...

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... Glasgow slang UK: SCOTLAND, 1985. < on the grog drinking steadily; taking part in a drinking session; binge drinking AUSTRALIA, 1946 grog verb 1 to drink alcohol US, 1824. 2 to spit. Glasgow slang ... ‘negroid’ US, 1972 groin; groyne; growne noun a ring UK, 1931 groinage noun jewellery. From GROIN (a ring) UK, 2002 groinplant noun in mountain biking, an unintended and painful contact between ... 1960 gingering verb (of a prostitute or accomplice) stealing from a client’s clothing AUSTRALIA, 1944 ginger minger; ginger minge; ginge minge noun a person who has (it is presumed) naturally ginger...

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... an informer. Rhyming slang for NARK UK, 1992 hydraulic noun in drag racing, a massive engine failure resulting from fuel failing to ignite within a cylinder US, 2003 hydraulic adjective inclined ... Rhyming slang UK, 1992. 2 a swindle, a deception UK, 1992. 3 a violin, a fiddle. Rhyming slang UK, 1998 hiding noun a beating; a heavy defeat UK, 1809 hiding to nothing noun < on a hiding ... especially dextroamphetamine (trade name Dexamyl™) US, 1971 hiccup noun a fault in administration, an interruption to any smooth-running procedure UK, 1974 hiccup verb in computing when transferring data, to inadvertently skip...

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... preceding sentence, e.g. ‘It’s raining, innit?’ UK, 1959 in on preposition being a part of something; participating in or sharing in something UK, 1923 ins-and-outs noun < want to know the ins-and-outs ... wave US, 1991 into preposition 1 in debt to US, 1893. 2 in organised crime, in control of US, 1985. 3 interested in; participating in US, 1965 intro noun an introduction UK, 1923 intro verb to introduce ... 1989 Indian Indian noun an American Indian who has retained his indigenous culture and language US, 1963 Indian list noun the Interdict list, a law forbidding a person from buying, selling or...

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... kick something into the long grass to postpone something UK, 2003. < kick something into touch to finish an activity, to stop doing something or stop something happening. A sporting allusion ... in the ass; kick in the pants noun in horse racing, a horse heavily favoured to win a race US, 1951 kick in the balls; kick in the arse; kick in the ass; kick in the pants; kick in the head noun ... Yiddish, technically meaning ‘fit to eat’ (ritually clean in keeping with religious dietary laws). Brought into English slang originally in the East End of London UK, 1896. 3 in homosexual usage,...

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... especially in the sense of something pleasing or satisfying. Rhyming slang, from the cricketing term (and its abbreviation) UK, 1962 leg bus noun the adult leg when walking and carrying/dragging a child ... fail to bet on a horse in a race it wins after betting on the horse in a number of previous losing efforts US, 1951. < not look back to enjoy a continuing success since a defining moment UK, 1893 lookalikie; ... tunnel connecting New Jersey and Manhattan US, 1981 line noun 1 a dose of powdered cocaine arranged in a line for snorting US, 1973. 2 a vein, especially in the context of injecting drugs US,...

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... a female whose romantic interest in a man is overshadowed by her interest in his financial worth US, 1960 minky noun the vagina UK, 2001 Min Min light; Min Min; min min noun a will-o’-the-wisp. Probably ... lexicographers in blue wool jerseys with five white stripes on each arm to school US, 1987 mainline verb to inject drugs, especially heroin, into a main vein US, 1938 mainliner noun a drug user who injects ... Deriving, perhaps, from MING (to stink), thus playing on STINKING (very drunk) UK, 2002 minging adjective 1 unattractive, unpleasant; descriptive of anthing bad. Also shortened to ‘mingin’. From...

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... 1932 NINA no Irish need apply US, 1987 Nina; Nina from Carolina; Nina from Pasadena noun in craps, a roll of nine or the nine point US, 1939 nincompoop noun a foolish person, a simpleton. In A ... simulate ageing by inserting an electric needle into the keg US, 1974 needle and pin noun a twin. Rhyming slang. The plural is ‘needles and pins’ UK, 1998 needle and thread noun bread. Rhyming slang ... Anonymous, used as a prescription for starting recovery – ninety meetings in ninety days US, 1998 ninety-niner noun a driver from Canada’s prairies driving into mountain (Alberta and British Columbia)...

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... 1849. 5 in horse racing, a losing ticket that someone tries to cash in for winnings US, 1947. 6 in shuffleboard, a disc straddling the 7/10 off line US, 1967. 7 a urinary bottle used in hospital ... 1974 Polly Flinder noun 1 a window. Rhyming slang, noted as a ‘shiner’s (window cleaner’s) term’ UK, 1961. 2 a cinder, especially when used to describe over-cooked food. Rhyming slang, formed ... 1 to explain something; to put someone in the picture. Royal Navy slang UK, 1987. 2 to film something INDIA, 1979 piddle noun urine; an act of urination UK, 1901 piddle verb 1 to urinate UK,...

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... verb during US Marine Corps basic training, to administer physical discipline or Incentive Physical Training US, 2004 quarter house noun a place where mid-level heroin dealers do business US, ... noun 1 methcathinone US, 2003. 2 leaves of catha edulis, astimu- lant also called K, khat or kat, originating in the Horn of Africa and the Arabian peninsula, legally available in the UK and similar ... not a member of the travelling community IRELAND, 1993 quango noun a government-financed, notionally independent body with a powerful interest in a given field of interest. An acronym for Quasi...

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Ngày tải lên: 08/07/2014, 21:20

Ngày tải lên: 08/07/2014, 21:20