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09/05/1782

If somebody asks you when you're free for a plan and you have no intention of going through with the plan, you can reply with 09/05/1782. In reference to September 5th 1782 - the day when, supposedly, nothing happened.
We should totally go and watch Pitch Perfect 7! When are you free?”
“09/05/1782...”
by C L G June 29, 2020
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Back Slang It

An 1800's term used by thieves to indicate that they wanted to go out 'the back door' or 'the back way'.
“Let's back slang it with this money before the police arrive.”
by C L G January 31, 2021
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Copper Shake

A popular drink in the crime underworld that involves mixing cocaine with expensive alcoholic beverages.
"Bro. I know it's champagne, but what's with that price tag?"
"Bruv. Dis ain't no champagne. It's a Copper Shake!"
by C L G June 28, 2018
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Sussexy

Combining Sussex and So Sexy, Sussexy is a Prince Harry & Meghan Markle fan phrase referring to their attractive lifestyle or how good they look together.
Did you watch the royal wedding?”
“OMG I know... It was Sussexy!”
by C L G June 29, 2020
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2WD

2 Wheel Drive. When a 4WD (a car with 4 wheels) gets 2 burst tyres.
"DAMN, DAMN, DAMN!!! ANOTHER TYRES GONE!"
"Sugarnut, try to relax... It's still got two wheels. 2WD can be attractive to some people!"
by C L G June 3, 2018
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Jack Of All Shades

If somebody wears far too many pairs of sunglasses, often even indoors, they are considered a Jack Of All Shades.

They're likely to combine the two aspects of owning far too many pairs of sunglasses and wearing sunglasses far too often, just as regularly in a sunny atmosphere as in winter, at night time, or indoors.
Dexter : “Have you seen Carl? He's been wearing sunglasses all day, even in the office.”
Larry : “Wow... I guess he must be a Jack Of All Shades.”
by C L G February 14, 2020
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Ripoffiér

A sarcastic term used by working class people in reference to ridiculously expensive products, especially consumables. It normally acts as a replacement brand name for the actual brand name of said expensive products.

It comes from the word ripoff, but is supposed to sound like an expensive brand too.
“It's so annoying that we have to watch William swan around with his designer suits and his Ripoffiér chocolate.”
by C L G June 30, 2020
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