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grape

from the following nasty joke:-
"I've been graped, there was a whole bunch of them"
by black flag May 31, 2004
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homes

Places where the rich pack send their parents when they retire.
by black flag May 31, 2004
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uke

Northern English Slang - Ukelele a stringed musical instrument popularised in the 1930's by the comedian George Formby
"I've got a uke, uke, ukelele in me 'and"
by black flag May 31, 2004
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rosey

Cockney ryhming slang for tea (see Rosey Leefor broader definition)
Brew up mate. I'm in desperate need of a cup of Rosey.
by black flag May 31, 2004
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char

English slang.
1) A cleaning woman, normally a part time empolyee working for pin money.

2) One of the many English terms for tea. (Origin obscure)
Thirsty, I'll get the char to make us a nice cuppa.
by black flag February 25, 2007
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pin money

English slang.

Pin Money, extra household income, normally earned by the house wife in a part time cleaning or shop job, used to pay for extra's like holidays and special occasions.
Our pin money took us to Spain for two weeks last August.
by black flag May 31, 2004
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twin towers

The trademark and much loved feature of the old Wembley Stadium in London. Sadly demolished to make way for a new facility
Yes we all know Wembley needed to be redeveloped, but did they really have to demolish the twin towers as well?
by black flag May 31, 2004
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