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oyster

Gob of phlegm in the street, also 'Dockyard oyster' from Portsmouth Dockyard.
Mind the road there, you'll tread in that oyster.
by David from Kingsbury September 8, 2007
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horse and cart

Another of the many rhyming slang phrases for fart.
Gor luvaduck Phyllis, you should 'ave 'eard me 'usband after 'e came 'ome from the pub last night, wot a bleedin' horse and cart!
by David from Kingsbury October 17, 2005
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raspberry ripple

Rhyming slang for cripple, often shortened to raspberries.
Careful on the dance floor, they've let all the raspberries in tonight.
by David from Kingsbury November 8, 2003
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blood claat

Jamaican term for not a very nice person, how they say 'blood cloth' ie sanitary towel.
by David from Kingsbury November 4, 2003
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toidey

Mainly American children's word for a toilet
Hey, did Darren use the toidey today or did you poop in your diaper?
by David from Kingsbury September 11, 2005
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horse's arse

Not a very nice person. Also horse's ass. Can be described as the north end of a horse going south.
I wouldn't take any notice of what he said, he's just a horse's arse.
by David from Kingsbury November 8, 2003
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let off

Polite way your parents might enquire or announce if you've farted
Oh dear, father, I think Jeremy's let off again, open a window.
by David from Kingsbury November 4, 2003
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