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freestyle verb to improvise and perform a rap lyric, often a capella US , 1995. freeze verb 1 to stop moving completely UK , 1848 . freeze up verb to become paralyzed with fear. French verb 1 to perform oral sex. French inhale verb to draw cigarette smoke into the mouth and then allow it to drift out and upwards...

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full screw noun a corporal in the army UK , 1995. full service noun in the coded language of massage parlours, sexual intercourse US , 2002. full tub noun in poker, a hand consisting of three cards of the same rank and a pair. fumigate verb to take an enema before or after anal sex US , 1972. fummydiddle verb...

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gavvers noun the police. a reversal of the politically correct norm much as. gaycat verb to have a good, carefree time US , 1924. Rhyming slang, probably formed from the Gay Gordons, a traditional Scottish dance UK , 1992. gay-marry verb to commit to a lifelong relationship with someone of the same sex US , 1999. gazebbies noun the female...

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from the extinct Australian Aboriginal language Dharug (Sydney region) AUSTRALIA , 1972. Rhyming slang for. ‘sarnie’, formed from the name of the Italian fashion designer (b.1934) UK , 1998. Rhyming slang UK , 2003. Rhyming slang UK , 1992. Mainly in use from the mid-1950s US , 1921. From the television situation comedy Anything but Love in which the character...

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gom noun an uncouth person, especially when applied to an Afrikaner. Used as an intensifier of ‘gone’, especially for slang senses of ‘gone’ AUSTRALIA , 1977. Thompson, the dust jacket to Cardoso’s collected essays claims only that he is ‘the writer who inspired Dr. Thompson first used the term in print and the term is irrevocably linked with him in...

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Especially in the phrase DISH OUT THE GRAVY (to sentence harshly) UK , 1950 . An embellishment of the more common GRAVY US , 1975. Derogatory US , 1944 8 see also: GREY gray area noun in motor racing, the portion of the track immedi-. gray eye noun a work shift that starts in the middle of the night US...

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Originally ‘to be picked for a football team’, from ‘guernsey’ as ‘a top worn by football players’. guff verb 1 to fart. guggle noun the throat, the gullet US , 1991. guido noun an Italian or Italian-American, especially a macho one.. guillotine noun the lip of a wave crashing down on a surfer’s head US , 1991. guilt trip noun...

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Rhyming slang UK , 1998. hammer verb to follow, to tail. Rhyming slang UK , 1961. Rhyming slang AUSTRALIA , 1977. From the after-effect of a throbbing headache UK , 2003. Adapted from a catchphrase attached, in the late 1980s, to California rapper MC Hammer US , 2003. Generally used by young males, often in the jocular formula: ‘hammock for...

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here accompanied with a gesture that indicates the neck or the top of the head UK , 1984. have one in the departure lounge to feel the urgent need to defecate UK , 2002 . A vari- ation of the previous sense UK , 1999 . A catchphrase that offers a red mark in the centre of the forehead UK...

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highball noun 1 in the used car business, a knowingly inflated price US , 1975 . highball verb 1 to travel fast US , 1912 . high cap verb to brag, to banter, to gossip US , 1990. higher-higher noun the upper echelons of military command US , 1991. Probably an elaboration of ‘high-flown’ or similar. A construction based on...

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homintern noun an aggressive, loyal homosexual subculture. hondo noun 1 an attractive, popular male US , 1986 . honey box noun the vagina US , 1969. honey dip noun an attractive woman, especially one with a light brown skin colour US , 1993. honey-fuck verb 1 to have sex in a slow, affectionate manner US , 1964. From the Dick...

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on the house paid for by management of the establishment US , 1889 . house verb 1 to steal US , 1989 . housemaid’s knees noun the condition caused by Osgood-Schlatter disease, calcium deposits on the lower outside quadrant of the knee US , 1973. house noun an umbrella genre for much. An updated ‘house slave’ US , 1968. house...

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Rhyming slang for KARZY , formed from the name of the Romanian tennis player (b.1946) UK , 1998. I liiiiike it! used for expressing approval. well, I’m damned! used as a general-purpose exclamation. Rhyming slang UK , 1961. I’ll holla used as a farewell US , 1998. I’ll tell you what I’m gonna do used as a humorous, self- explanatory...

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jacket verb (used of a school boy) to give a girl your school jacket, signifying a steady dating relationship US , 1954. Rhyming slang. Rhyming slang for BENT , formed from the name of a popular singer (b.1940) UK , 2002. jack it in verb 1 to abandon, to quit UK , 1961 . jack in the box noun 1...

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2 in computing, a tick of the computer clock, usually one millisecond US , 1983. 4 in Newfoundland, a thread from a garment used to predict a date with a person of the opposite sex CANADA , 1982. As with JIG , these uses of the word seem to be akin to ‘jigging’ as a type of fishing CANADA ,...

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jug verb 1 to arrest or imprison US , 1841 . juge verb 1 to have sex US , 1967 . juggle verb 1 to sell (drugs) US , 1969 . jug up verb to eat US , 1992. juice verb 1 to drink, especially to the point of intoxication US , 1893. Borrowing from the language of car fuel...

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kick down verb to give, to provide US , 1992. kick in verb to contribute, to share an expense US , 1906. kick in the ass. kick in the balls. kick in the arse. kick in the pants. kick in the head noun a grave disappointment. kick off verb 1 to begin. kick on verb 1 to commence AUSTRALIA ,...

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knuckle sandwich noun a punch in the mouth US , 1955. knuckle-shuffle verb to masturbate UK , 2002. knuckle up verb to fight US , 1968. KO verb to knock-out. Elaborations of MOFFIE (a homo- sexual male), rhymed with ‘coffee’, in the first instance for a colour tone, in the second as a humorous reference to the steward’s duties. Named...

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lay into verb to attack verbally or physically UK , 1838. lay of the day noun in horse racing, the best wager of the day AUSTRALIA , 1989. lay of the land noun in circus and carnival usage, a lead dancer in a sexually oriented dance show US , 1981. lay on verb to give US , 1936. lay out...

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limp wrist noun an effeminate man, almost always homosexual;. 2 a vein, especially in the context of injecting drugs US , 1938 . An important term of the New Left in the US, often modified by ‘correct’, a precursor of pol- itical correctness US , 1968 . 8 in the business of dealing with stolen goods, twice the actual price...