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english pounds

(N) A term used to describe sterling currency.
1. Used to put greater emphasis on the value of currency in question.
2. Used to seperate the currency of the great nation motherland (England) from that of it's far shoddier neighbours (Scotland, Wales)
1. That cost me 10 ENGLISH POUNDS, look after it!

2. So that's 50 english pounds then, none of that foreign muck, no?
english pounds by paulh August 22, 2005
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5 english pounds

Five English Pounds is a not with a £ and a 5 on it used for buying stuff
I'm going to TESCO with my 5 English Pounds.

English Pumpernickel Pounder

When you strap down one of your friends, cover him him in beans, sausage, bacon, eggs, black pudding and generally things in a full English breakfast. Then flip him over to pour tea down his anus. Finally, you fist him till he arrives.
"I could go a for an English Pumpernickel Pounder from Corey"
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