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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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bombay welsh

Comparing the way British Indians speak with the Welsh accent
Those new neighbours speak very good Bombay Welsh
by David from Kingsbury November 4, 2003
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flap shot

Possibly the best type of rude ladies photo. One that gets such a close up, you can see the flaps. (labia)
That page 3 model's a right slag, I heard she's done flap shots in Razzle
by David from Kingsbury November 4, 2003
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wog box

A large stereo carried held to the ear by some tinted folk. Also 3rd world briefcase.
I saw one of those new wog boxes in Dixons that puts out about 100 watts
by David from Kingsbury November 4, 2003
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lucozade

Cockney rhyming slang for 'spade', as in darkie, coon etc.
That lucozade's going down for a long time
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sooty

Another rude term for a negro
Blimey, look at that sooty over there, he must be at least six foot six
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bubble and squeak

Rhyming slang for a Greek. Usually abbreviated to bubble.
Bloody area's crawling with bubbles nowadays
by David from Kingsbury November 4, 2003
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