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argosy by Future Ias April 24, 2022
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Argos
Greek Mythology. The ship in which Jason sailed in search of the Golden Fleece.
Astrology. A constellation in the Southern Hemisphere.
On the Uk highstreet this is a pretty nasty shop where chavas buy awful gold jewellery and cheap widescreen Tv's. Also a stockist of cardboard like furniture.
Astrology. A constellation in the Southern Hemisphere.
On the Uk highstreet this is a pretty nasty shop where chavas buy awful gold jewellery and cheap widescreen Tv's. Also a stockist of cardboard like furniture.
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Argos cash
Money or possessions gained either by working for Argos or via illegal means (e.g. Theft, laundering, fraud, etc.)
Argos cash by Ramble January 23, 2007
Argos
(n.) British chain of GUS-owned shops selling a shitload of stuff, most of which you can get cheaper or better elsewhere. Britains' largest toy supplier. Also a fairly good place to buy freeweights from. See barbell.
Argos by Kung-Fu Jesus May 4, 2004
argos gold
cheap tat of the 9 carat variety, largly available from argos stores. Commonly worn by nasty, cheap tarts with 5 kids and a council flat. their first engagement ring (average age 14) will cost £9.99 and be pure argos gold.
proliferation of it in hastings.
stupidly huge hoop earrings, sovereign rings, necklaces (15 minimum), bracelets, those fucking three inch high clowns and dolls... BLING BLING!!
proliferation of it in hastings.
stupidly huge hoop earrings, sovereign rings, necklaces (15 minimum), bracelets, those fucking three inch high clowns and dolls... BLING BLING!!
"dya know how much dis cost bruv? 200 dollah, square bruv"
"innit nooiice, 'e got it for me off 'is giro, innit?"
"innit nooiice, 'e got it for me off 'is giro, innit?"
argos gold by zug May 7, 2004
Argos
Argos is a shop in the United Kingdom which you look at their catalog then get the numbers then go to the store just to see that the thing you wanted is out of stock.
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