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In American | slang, a weasel is a person who acts duplicitously o |
In U.S. political | slang, a smoke-filled room is a secret political gat |
In Cannabis culture | slang a roach is a term for the remainder of a joint |
xi (Catalan pronunciation: ) is a term in Reus | slang: according to the Cori, it refers either to "a |
SFX was first added in 1999 and the name is a | slang acronym, standing loosely for Science Fiction |
“Dop” is a | slang Afrikaans word meaning “a drink of alcohol.” |
to the criminalization of homosexuality, LGBT | slang also serves as an argot, a secret language and |
His understanding of | slang and metaphors is very limited, an example bein |
listic dialogue, trendy language, contemporary | slang, and modern fashion trends. |
d charlatan who speaks in impenetrable rhyming | slang and spends his days drinking, selling stolen o |
re classic rock-oriented while lyrics featured | slang and were social-related. |
n from the original poem written in Australian | slang and was a hit when it opened in Melbourne Town |
As of 2010, Indubil is a lively | slang and continues to evolve. |
The style became part of hip-hop | slang, and was popularized by rappers Snoop Dogg and |
es takes its name) and other forms of internet | slang and contemporary humor with a visual style tha |
aints to the BBC regarding the use of Jamaican | slang, and alleged racist overtones. |
ue is in the Cockney dialect with much rhyming | slang and thieves' cant. |
ies of 42nd Street life, criminal life, street | slang and Huncke's vast experience with drugs. |
has enhancements such as highlighting Twitter | slang, and the new corporate identification feature |
advent of queer studies in universities, LGBT | slang and argot has become a subject of academic res |
s much easier to type personal names, Internet | slang and ACG terms. |
a dictionary of sexual | slang and other terms. |
evo' isn't far, and makes more sense given the | slang and national fads of the time." |
Feed-Lu guitarist, Dave Latino in a local band | Slang Angus. |
buted Veiculo (released by UK indie label City | Slang) appearing the following year. |
fect of Tamil cinema, many unique Indian Tamil | slang are also finding their way into day to day spe |
Synonyms include shank and chib (from Scottish | slang, as exemplified in the novel Trainspotting, "c |
& Southsea) Fratton has been adopted in naval | slang as a euphemism for the withdrawal method of co |
ffer them as barandas (guard rails), in common | slang, as the long slices are typically placed on th |
is "My kingdom for a bit of horse" (in Spanish | slang, as in English, the word for horse can mean bo |
The term is often used in local | slang as a euphemism for the Upper Tenderloin and Lo |
er to Coghlan, £2,000, is now known in English | slang as "an Archer". |
red American military, police and fire fighter | slang as a name for a burnt corpse. |
n they usually end up marrying, referred to in | slang as "Chads". |
y.Bits MIDI samples derive their name from the | slang, as they are literally short, 1-to-2-measure, |
This had an effect on the | slang as well. |
Pimping (medical | slang), asking progressively harder questions of a s |
Another was ad hoc | slang based on the various native languages of inmat |
rst considered to be Bargoens, a form of Dutch | slang, but in the 20th century it lost its negative |
A certain amount of | slang came out of the gold rush. |
The title adopts 1940s hipster | slang coined by Raye's friend, Ray McKinley, a drumm |
The term comes from United States military | slang, coined by servicemen in Afghanistan, although |
heroin, although he does use the term "habit," | slang commonly associated with heroin use. |
rant's circles, were already familiar with the | slang connotations of the word. |
In psychology-related | slang, control freak is a derogatory term for a pers |
n distributors are nervous about language, the | slang: could you understand it?" |
(Glasgow Haskell Compiler), Squeak's C-subset | Slang, Cython, and others make use of C as an interm |
e and authentic ear for the city's underground | slang demonstrated in this their debut film. |
Called also Bastr in local | slang dialect Hantec. |
The Macquarie Australian | Slang Dictionary published in 2004 is an up-to-date |
In military | slang, downrange is a term for being deployed overse |
Dutch has also contributed to English | slang, e.g. |
“Or Thousands of Prices” - 4:53 (City | Slang edition only) |
In Tampere | slang Eero, a common male name, may be used for euro |
otos on paper currency, refers to contemporary | slang equating "bread" to money. |
Most of the sexual | slang, euphemisms and sexual innuendo in Sinhala dis |
The title derives from the | slang expression "putting on the Ritz," meaning to d |
ut at the time these films were made was a hip | slang expression that would more accurately have bee |
dern expression, "lights out," often used as a | slang expression for actual death, or more often for |
interpretation is that "Tipsy Wire Box" was a | slang expression for the piano itself, which was mer |
r with and recorded Gone Troppo (an Australian | slang expression meaning "gone mad/crazy") When fina |
of Britain's Romany use the term Didicoy as a | slang expression for all Romani people. |
Skidoo comes from the expression 23 skidoo, a | slang expression of the time, for which various orig |
A | slang expression for the beverage was Jersey Lightni |
ure has also given rise to other nicknames and | slang expressions among students and staff. |
sung mixed with English to give it the Chennai | slang feel. |
compiler of an English language dictionary of | slang: first published in 1859 under the title A dic |
"Barbie" is Australian | slang for barbecue and the phrase "slip a shrimp on |
Boeuf, pronounced beu ("Ox") is Quebec French | slang for "cop". |
ng of the Welsh phrase mwg drwg ("bad smoke"), | slang for marijuana, making a pun on the Moog synthe |
id Motamed, and the band then moved on to City | Slang for the live album Entertaining Friends, recor |
lk earned the nickname Acker from the Somerset | slang for 'friend' or 'mate'. |
The equivalent | slang for a British soldier was "Tommy" from Tommy A |
n Mexico and the Southwestern U.S., "pisto" is | slang for hard liquor. |
duras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, the term is | slang for money. |
esulting cocktail is known as "Fisu" (Helsinki | slang for "fish"). |
ch "L'Affaire des casseroles"; casserole being | slang for spy. |
ction called "Noncewatch" (nonce being English | slang for a paedophile) containing details of indivi |
"gawky"; Lawrence says that "gork" was school | slang for a dimwit. |
refers to having a love of money, bread being | slang for money. |
Tif is French | slang for "hair" yet the character is bald-headed an |
The term "moe" is Otaku | slang for the love of, or fetish for, characters in |
The title is 1920s | slang for what today would be called "repo men." |
he "Bonehead Maneuver" (referring to the Earth | slang for an idiot rather than anything pertaining t |
It may have lent its name to the modern "jug", | slang for prison. |
s "den of she-wolves," lupa being misogynistic | slang for "prostitute, whore" in a predatory sense. |
The phrase "Jack the Lad" is British | slang for a "flashy, cocksure young man". |
The expression 'Penny bun' is Cockney rhyming | slang for one, sun and son. |
'Cockle to a penny bun' is British | slang for racing odds of 10 to 1. |
Forelock is also | slang for a human hair style popular in the 1980s. |
His name is used as Cockney rhyming | slang for a bevvie (alcoholic drink). |
last name: the similar-sounding word plotte is | slang for "vagina" in the Quebec French. |
m in English believed to be early 18th century | slang for somebody's eyes, which was subsequently ex |
affectionately known as "O Tosco" (Portuguese | slang for a person/player with few or no technical a |
Brass is northern English | slang for 'money' as well as for "effrontery". |
he doughnut in granny's greenhouse" is British | slang for lavatory. |
The title is | slang for money because portraits of dead United Sta |
town known as Pen-y-pound and cockney rhyming | slang for a penny is 'an Abergavenny'. |
Bouffer is French | slang for "eating" but with the added nuance of stuf |
Baby Stars" (at the time, baby star was common | slang for starlet), the last year that the "WAMPAS" |
Bits and Bobs also is English | slang for a collection of small items too numerous o |
ase; his name has been used as Cockney rhyming | slang for party. |
Flat Foot Floozie", with the 'floy-floy' being | slang for a venereal disease. |
Gorillas of All Kinds") agency: gorillas being | slang for bodyguards. |
In some areas, "Ironmonger" is also | slang for an arms dealer, giving rise to numerous fi |
the use of Afrikaans in the so-called "Slams" ( | slang for Islamic) neighbourhoods of Cape Town in th |
act a venereal disease", and "goose bumps" was | slang for symptoms of venereal diseases. |
rsh, along with the word "binding", period RAF | slang for whining or complaining. |
ri-La," especially in the 1930s and 1940s, was | slang for heaven or paradise, and the song is about |
Spanish | slang for vagina |
Slang for trombone | |
Pipe dope is | slang for thread lubricants, thread sealing compound |
Internet | slang for congratulations |
aotic back-to-back; the word 'gaff' is British | slang for 'house') |
on were "Screaming Jimmy" (Jimmy being trucker | slang for GMC trucks) or "Rocky Mountain Humming Bir |
ditionally, Rank's name was adopted as rhyming | slang for wank. |
His name comes from the British | slang for teeth (gnashers), which in turn comes from |
"Pyutcha" (Filipino | slang for Son of a Bitch) - 4:23 |
For the | slang for hired killer, see hitman. |
swimmers refers to fish, and jockies' whips is | slang for chips - so literally: 2 fish and a bag of |
('Screaming Alice' was Cockney rhyming | slang for Crystal Palace.) |
Chestnut (joke), British | slang for an old or stale joke |
ng child, he nicknamed Mary Frances "Skeeter" ( | slang for mosquito). |
is that the game uses many different forms of | slang from the hip-hop and rap culture stereotypical |
Like the word hipster, the word hippie is jazz | slang from the 1940s, and one of the first recorded |
were commonly known as "freaks" in 1970s U.S. | slang) from San Francisco: Phineas Freakears, Freewh |
pan 4TW (a pun on the popular internet acronym | slang FTW). |
In Cockney rhyming | slang, Gertie Gitana means a banana. |
For the English | slang greeting, see yo. |
The names, both British | slang, have been linked with the gypsy word rum, mea |
of their way of talking, behavior, mindset and | slang, helped make him popular across multiple demog |
The term wanker originated from British | slang in the 1940s. |
campaign by GLSEN aimed at curbing homophobic | slang in youth communities. |
The term persisted as | slang in the 20th century (for example in the First |
2007 single "Shut Up and Drive" references the | slang in the opening verse "I'm a fine-tuned superso |
also difficult to find instances of colloquial | slang in any form of literature. |
It is also used as | slang in Japan to get to get someone's attention, th |
, and he has written several books in Helsinki | slang, including slang versions of classic Finnish n |
The term w00t is a | slang interjection used to express happiness or exci |
An introduction to rhyming | slang is found in Up the frog: the road to Cockney r |
ra (colloquially, "Rad Cam"; "Radder" in 1930s | slang) is a building in Oxford, England, designed by |
The female counterpart to the Chad, in | slang, is the "Trixie". |
Priyadarsan talks a lot that too in a peculiar | slang, is highly idealistic and falls in love with M |
The Green 'Un ("Green One" in | slang) is a Saturday sports paper published, on Satu |
However, one can argue that | slang is disrespectful towards everybody, and not ju |
nts are telling their foreign teacher that the | slang is a drag and something for old people. |
nd his enormous Dutch conk" ("conk" in British | slang is "nose"). |
Another old-fashioned | slang is "four-and-a-half-piece", possibly referring |
Especially the | slang is sexist and disrespectful towards females. |
In local | slang, it is known as "quatre-vingt quinze" (i.e. |
In cockney rhyming | slang it could mean a "plate" or "worried" (from the |
sh with some Singlish elements and Singaporean | slang, it is one of the best known musicals of Singa |
In thieves' | slang, it meant "fur coat". |
that must be some kind of english | slang, its not a poker reference. |
is an American lexicographer, specializing in | slang, jargon and new usage. |
The songs often include criminal | slang, jargon and vulgarities, which the group says |
It is a well known term in the | slang language used by the younger generation only i |
e of the first studies of grypsera, a distinct | slang language used by the criminals and inmates of |
The publisher (and | slang lexicographer) John Camden Hotten brought out |
LGBT | slang, LGBT speak or gay slang is a set of slang use |
Newt is based on the | slang library. |
movie reviewer on the show and renown for his | slang, like "schwag" for bad, "dank" for good, "digg |
Now in modern American English | slang liquidated is another word for murdered but sh |
The title Chocolat comes from the 1950s | slang meaning "to be cheated," and thus refers to th |
that the term SLART has multiple colloquial or | slang meanings, "including a slut's fart, a fart mad |
стничество, mestnichestvo, in Russian economic | slang), miscoordination and duplication of efforts, |
Jabol (Polish pronunciation: ) is a | slang name for a kind of cheap Polish alcoholic beve |
ame something you do at school", or "Give me a | slang name for policemen". |
Homebake is a | slang name for monoacetylmorphine mostly used in New |
zocine/tripelennamine combination acquired the | slang name Ts and blues, a slang term analogous to t |
would eventually clarify (perhaps it's just a | slang name name for Syphilis). |
Kentucky Deluxe ("K.D." by its | slang name) is an brand of blended whiskey (being 20 |
Among the various vernacular rhyming | slang names for steak and kidney pie are Kate and Si |
Some such questionnaires give Derbisol the | slang names "DB", "derbs", "dirt", "wagon wheels", a |
Donkey punch was also one of several | slang names for trades conducted by Enron. |
Among the various vernacular rhyming | slang names for steak and kidney pudding are Kate an |
sive use of substandard American "English" and | slang needs to be eliminated. |
as a synonymous to the word craft/hability (a | slang not used anymore). |
Bowie used the term as a | slang noun in the sense of "top dog" or "coolest." |
orically, baby's head has also occurred in the | slang of the British Armed Forces. |
e author of the Ad Diction Ary, a guide to the | slang of the drug subculture written for the medical |
It is advisable to avoid | slang of this nature in decent company. |
lder by shrapnel from shellfire in 1916-in the | slang of the time a "Blighty" (a wound serious enoug |
jungen W. using the East German (DDR) youth's | slang of the 1970s as a societal critique. |
as FROTZ and GNUSTO, are taken from MIT hacker | slang of the time; others are various pop cultural r |
The Historical Dictionary of American | Slang, often abbreviated HDAS, is a dictionary of Am |
the popular conception that Ebonics was simply | slang or deficient English. |
It was a | slang or argot used by travelling Jewish musicians, |
Studies in | Slang: Part VI. |
le the "zag" could be a reference to zigzag, a | slang phrase popular when the bar was created in the |
The character's name is a | slang phrase which refers to someone who frequently |
the notorious Clink Prison, giving rise to the | slang phrase 'in the clink', meaning 'in prison'. |
Hobby horses, as in the | slang phrase "'obby 'oss" (e.g., 'Obby 'Oss festival |
Fag hag is a gay | slang phrase referring to a woman who either associa |
The town originated the | slang phrase 'lob-on' due to the high propensity of |
The title of the movie is a | slang phrase for masturbation and is used in the fil |
"Gangsta Lean" is an urban | slang phrase denoting a style of automobile driving |
Hantec (Czech pronunciation: ) is a unique | slang previously spoken among lower classes in Brno, |
It is careless | slang pure and simple, and everybody knows it, and n |
He picks up | slang quickly, most of which comes from Giovanni and |
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