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round eye noun 1 the anus. From the Southeast Asian perspective, adopted by US soldiers in Vietnam to describe themselves US , 1960. roundhead noun the circumcised penis. Boxing slang from the 1920s for a poor fighter – a ‘push-over. from the anatomical notion that a woman with round heels is more easily put on her back US , 1926....

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Rhyming slang for BARMY UK , 1992. An abbreviation of Uncle Sam, the personification of the US federal government US , 1971 . Sam, Cow and the Duppy noun a random selection of the populace. same-o same-o noun more of the same US , 1972. Rhyming slang for BALL ( S. Rhyming slang for THE CREEPS , formed from the...

Slang and uncoventional english part 84

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screel verb to complain loudly TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO , 1971. screw verb 1 to have sex UK , 1725 . 2 used dismissively as a synonym for ‘fuck’ in exclamations and curses UK , 1949 . screw over verb to treat another person with contempt or cruelty in any way. screw up verb to bungle. scriber noun in the television...

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shake down verb 1 to search a person or a place US , 1915 . shakey side noun the west coast of the US, especially California. A reference to the seismic instability of the west coast US , 1976. From the sobriquet ‘the shakey isles’. sham verb during the Vietnam war, to fabricate an injury or aggravate a real injury...

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shoop verb to have sex. shoot verb 1 to ejaculate. Variants include ‘shoot off’ and ‘shoot out’ UK , 1897 . Usually as ‘shoot pool’, ‘shoot crap’, etc US , 1926 . always in the third person, even if used of the first person UK , 2002 . ‘Shoot’ as ‘to fire a gun’ accentuates the aggressive or dismissive nature...

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sing on verb in the context of a calypso song, to disparage or tease someone TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO , 1958. sinistered area noun in Quebec, a disaster area. sink noun in the language of hang gliding, falling air that increases the speed of descent US , 1977 . sink verb to down a drink AUSTRALIA , 1911 . Xin loi...

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slave verb to work, especially at a menial job US , 1974. slay verb to cause someone to laugh uproariously UK , 1927. slayer noun an assertive young woman. An allusion to the eponymous lead in the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.. sleazebag noun an undesirable, unlikeable person. sleazeball noun an utterly despicable person US , 1983. sleazemeister noun...

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snarf verb 1 to drink or to eat something, especially greedily. snark verb to act grumpily or nastily US , 1997. snatch noun 1 the vagina. snatch verb to kidnap someone US , 1932 . snatch box noun the vagina. snatch box decorated with red roses noun the bleed period of the menstrual cycle. snatch hair noun the pubic hair...

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soul kiss verb to give someone a deep and intimate kiss, usually involving tongue or tongues US , 1951. sound verb 1 to speak or inform. sound down verb to speak to someone in a probing or inquiring way US , 1990. sound off verb to complain angrily about a particular something. soundtrack verb to supply the musical accompaniment to...

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spook verb 1 to frighten or startle someone. spoon verb 1 to lie behind someone, your face towards their back US , 1887 . In the US, a self-conscious term that conveys a jocular feeling AUSTRALIA , 1935. sport verb to wear something in order to display it UK , 1778. In the mid-C19, the term referred to a gambler....

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2 in tandem surfing, the person towards the rear of the surfboard US , 1957. Rhyming slang, formed from the name of the German tennis champion (b.1969) UK , 1998 . Rhyming slang, based on the name of the German tennis player Steffi Graf (b.1969) UK , 1998 . Stella the Steno noun used as a personification of the stereotypical...

Slang and uncoventional english part 93

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stretch verb 1 to serve time in prison. in Vanbrugh’s The Relapse, 1696 and ‘strike me blind!’ appears in 1704. ‘strike me lucky!’ from 1849, was a popular catchphrase in Australia in the 1930s. string verb to manipulate a wire into a slot machine to trigger the free-play mechanism US , 1985. stringer noun 1 in poker, an instalment bet...

Slang and uncoventional english part 94

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Metaphoric use of the swagman’s swag AUSTRALIA , 1987 . swag verb 1 to move articles in a hurried manner. Extends from the sense ‘to hustle’ UK , 1956 . swag off verb to lock a prisoner’s possessions away UK , 1996. swallow verb 1 to easily accept something as true UK , 1594 . swamp verb to drink an...

Slang and uncoventional english part 95

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From the colour of the tablet. From the military phonetic alphabet ‘TN’, short for ‘token nigger’ US , 1990. in the tank drunk US , 1975. tank tracks noun in the Canadian military, folds that develop along the top of the official beret CANADA , 1995. Rhyming slang UK , 1992. Citizens’ band radio slang, from the colour rather than...

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Originally a black coinage, adopted by the hippies in the 1960s US , 1967 . third hat noun an assistant drill instructor in the US Marine Corps.. A term of the 1940s music industry US , 1950 . third-world botherer noun a person who acts upon the need to do good in less fortunate areas of the world UK ,...

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Rhyming slang for FLIM, formed on a character in Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, 1843 UK , 1992. 3 that which is ‘tipped’ to win. tit noun 1 the female breast US , 1928 . tit about verb to waste time. Rhyming slang. Rhyming slang for RAT AUSTRALIA , 2002. tit-fuck noun an act of rubbing the penis in the...

Slang and uncoventional english part 98

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total verb to wreck something beyond repair. tote noun in horse racing, a pari-mutuel betting machine. tote verb to carry a pistol US , 1998. Uses ’n’ (a mathematical symbol for an indefinite number) to create a quasi-scientific sounding approximation UK , 2001. originally and particularly, one of the Khoikhoi race. tot up verb to amount to. When combined with...

Slang and uncoventional english part 99

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trump of the dump noun the person in charge of an enterprise NEW ZEALAND , 1998. trunk noun the human nose. trunk and tree noun the knee. tsk tsk verb to express commiseration, or disappointment or irri- tation by making the sound ‘tsk tsk’ UK , 1966. lay tube from the male point of view, to have sex US ,...

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udder noun 1 the female breast. Rhyming slang UK , 1992. um and ah verb to hesitate. Rhyming slang for FELLAH. unass verb 1 to stand up. uncle verb to act in a passive or subservient fashion. Rhyming slang UK , 1961. Rhyming slang for SHIRTY . Uncle Bill noun the police. Uncle Bloody noun the bleed period of the...

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A term of the 1930s with some lingering use until the 1960s US , 1938. VIP massage noun a sexual service offered in some massage parlours, in which a hand-massage includes masturbation of the client UK , 2003. virginia noun the vagina BAHAMAS , 1982. Virgin Mary noun a non-alcoholic version of the Bloody Mary, made with tomato juice, horseradish,...