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the gift of the gab UK , 1968 . Also ‘chat up’ UK , 1898 . chatter verb (used of a car) to vibrate as a result of loose parts in the drive line US , 1954. chavtastic adjective unashamedly in the chav style UK , 2004. A figurative use of an old form of ‘chew’ UK , 1959. ‘cheap...

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From the appearance of opium in an early stage of manufacture US , 1953. chinger verb to grumble. Derives from ‘ching-ching’, the phonetic interpretation of a Chinese courtesy, adopted as a racist term, now obsolete. chinwag verb to chat, to converse UK , 1920. Usually used in the plural. chip verb 1 to use drugs occasionally or irregularly. chip back...

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In 2003 this type of pipe is enjoying a small revival in fashion as a result of the films in the Lord of the Rings trilogy UK , 1863. churn verb to schedule unnecessary return visits to a doctor to increase fees US , 1991 . churn out verb to produce a large quantity of something, especially without too much...

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coachman’s knob noun an erection of the penis caused by the vibrations whilst travelling on public transport UK , 2003. coal cracker noun a resident of the anthracite coal region of northeastern Pennsylvania US , 1997. A figurative use of the mining reality UK , 1995. Rhyming slang for ‘black’ UK , 1992. the Coast 1 the west coast of...

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All have the sense ‘to fall apart’. come up verb 1 (of drugs) to start having an effect. A variation of the earlier COME ON UK , 1996 . come up on verb to have a win on a lottery, or football pool, or the like UK , 1984. A reflection of the degree of attention given to the log...

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corner verb 1 to force someone into an embarrassing or difficult pos- ition. corner boy noun 1 an urban youth who idles in the street US , 1971. cornhole verb 1 to take the active role in anal sex US , 1938 . A figurative use of the previous sense US , 1974. corn-row verb to fix hair in tight...

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crash out verb to escape from prison US , 1954. crate noun 1 an old and dilapidated car US , 1927 . crawfish verb to evade someone or something. crawl noun 1 in television and film-making, titles that roll from the bottom of the screen to the top US , 1990 . crawl verb 1 to behave sycophantically AUSTRALIA ,...

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on ‘green’, the colour of the cucumber and a slang term for ‘inex- perienced’. 3 piss, in the phrase ‘take the piss’ (to make a fool of. cuds noun the countryside UK , 1995. put your cue in the rack to die. jamming noun the act of inverting and subverting advertising matter by anticorporate activists. From ‘cunk’, imitative of the...

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2 in cricket, a fast ball bowled in such a way that it barely clears the surface of the pitch UK , 1863. Daisy Dormer adjective warmer, especially of the weather. Rhyming slang, formed on the name of a music hall entertainer. originally used as a noun in the sense as a ‘bed-warmer’ UK , 1960. Named after a character...

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decent adjective 1 sufficiently dressed for standards of propriety, especially in the phrase ‘are you decent. Generally used with ‘the’ UK , 1883. decision verb to win a boxing match by a decision of the judges as opposed to with a knock-out US , 1979. A critical component of a DJ in the modern sense of the term US ,...

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Generally used with ‘the’ AUSTRALIA , 1967. dee-dee verb to leave. die verb 1 to want something very much UK , 1709 . die in the arse. Diefenbunker noun the secure fallout shelter for high Canadian government officials to use in case of national disaster CANADA , 1995. Probably suggestive of the taste or appearance UK , 1996. diesel therapy...

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12 when combined with a name (of a very recognisable person or group) that is used as a generic noun, to behave in the manner of that person or group of people, as in, for example, ‘do a Lord Lucan’ (to disappear mysteriously) UK , 1934 . do bears shit in the woods? yes. doc in the box noun a...

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from the door from the outset US , 1967. do out of verb to swindle someone out of something UK , 1825. From the sense as an. do over verb 1 to beat someone up UK , 1866 . doo-wop noun a musical style popular in the 1950s, featuring nonsense syllables sung in close harmony US , 1969. dop verb...

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dribble verb 1 to cause a car to bounce up and down by use of hydraulic lifts. drift verb to leave US , 1853. drill verb 1 to have sex from a male perspective. drill down verb to examine or investigate something in depth. in the drink in pool, said of a cue ball that falls into a pocket US...

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the anglicised plural puts a cheap price on the drug US , 1971. duss verb to kill. on the dust working as a refuse collector UK , 1999. dust verb 1 to beat UK , 1612 . Rhyming slang for ‘kid’. Rhyming slang for YID UK , 1979. dust off verb 1 to kill US , 1940 . dust puppy...

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El noun an elevated railway. A personification of the drug by elaboration of E (MDMA) UK , 2003. A phoentic rendition of the abbreviation ‘lb’ (pound) US , 1997 . elbow cake noun in the Gaspe region of Canada, a hot biscuit CANADA , 1998. elderberry noun an older homosexual man UK , 1979. elder days noun in computing, the...

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4 a haircut style in which the sides of the head are closely cut and the top of the head is not. fade verb 1 to leave, to disappear US , 1899 . fade away verb to become quiet US , 1947. faff around verb to mess about. fag around verb (of presumptively heterosexual male friends) to joke around or...

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ferret noun 1 the penis. ferstay verb to understand CANADA , 1987. fess up verb to confess US , 1840. fetch verb 1 to deliver (a blow). fetch up verb to arrive, especially to arrive eventually US , 1858. Sometimes embellished to ‘fever in the South’. FFF verb to find, fix, and finish. fiddle verb 1 to swindle UK ,...

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flag verb 1 to label or categorise someone US , 1992 . 2 in the military, to make an entry on a soldier’s record which will prevent further promotion US , 1970 . flag country noun in the US Navy, the area where an admiral works US , 1991. In the US, flag football is played with a tame set...

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fly the bean flag to be experiencing the bleed period of the menstrual cycle US , 1954. fly the red flag to experience the bleed period of the menstrual cycle US , 1954 . A term which has enjoyed three bursts of popularity – in the swing jazz era of the late 1930s, the emergence of black exploitation films in...