Thora Hird
New-age Cockney Rhyming Slang for turd. More often used to mean excrement than the 'offensive' variations of the word, although sometimes used as a mild insult.
Thora Hird by LemonSmasher November 30, 2004
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Thora Hird
refering to a (pass) mark in British universities. In cockney rhyming slang a 'third' is called a Thora Hird the English film, stage, and TV actress. See also Geoff Hurst, and Desmond
Thora Hird by mrtopbloke February 7, 2005
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