Australian slang – what about sheila?
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It's definitely still used but mostly by the older generations. For the younger generations it thus has a slightly negative connotation as a aging woman rather than a young one.
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I heard that 'dubs' is a jargon-slang-type word for female players... and it may derive from Manx or something.
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The F word is Anglo Saxon.  Most others are corruptions of body parts.  My favourite is my old grandad's: 'Bad cess to you'.   It took me a long time to figure it out, but the cess is as in cesspit.
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WELL here in australia we call them bombs.\nhorse shoe.\nscrew driver\ncan opener\ncoffin\ncannonball\nbarani\nhorsey\ncrab
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Explain what elky means...Lady
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It is said that there are no rhymes for these words (nor for the word 'month')\n\nIn Scotland we have a word 'hirple' (meaning to walk with a limp). When pronounced in a local accent it rhymes with purple. http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_561509841/hirple.html
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IT WOULD HELP IF YOU TOLD US WHAT LANGUAGE IT IS IN!!!!\nIM ASSUMING ITS ARABIC AND ITS A SLANG MEANInG
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See the sources for idiom answers.  \nSuprisingly "..bedbugs bite", was not in the second or third.  \n\nUse freedictionary for slang like "Dude" ..Used to express approval, satisfaction, or congratulations."\n\nHope this helps.
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kicks- shoes\nbro- friend or male sibling\nthe can- jail\nwiggers, the fuz, or cops- police\nthe john, the throne, the loo, the WC, the head, the potty, the comfort station, the water closet, the biffy, the lav- the bathroom\n\n\n\nhope that helped
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It's actually refering to Chrissy Hynde, the leader of the Pretenders, and allegedly a pioneer in punk rock music.  \n\nWhen she said "Chrissy behind", it was just Peaches' clever way of making it transition into the next line.  (I'm sure there's some linguistic term for that, but I don't know.)  \n\nCool song.  Personally, Chrissy Hynde's ass is a bit skinny for my liking.  But she's still pretty hot.
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Its an old Australianism:\n\n"Western Oriental Gentlemen"
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"alimony"    "so-love-me"     "rigatoni"   "be-low-me"\n\n"balogni"  "Zuchinni"   "bikini"   "tahini"   "my weenie"\n\n"kiwi"   "zitti"   "ditzi"    "tingly"   "stringy"\n\n"busy"   "console-me"  "I-Love-Thee"    (LOL)
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http://www.mopo.ca/web-jargon-slang.html
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Not really. It doesn't roll out well on the tongue.\nMan is usually preferred. \n\nWannabe Americans tend to say "Dude" but come off looking so stupid they should probably never step out of their house without wearing a paperbag over their heads.\nDude just sounds so stupid off an Asian, it makes them look like surfer-wannabe airheads.\nLike the Australians, mate sounds more...um, civil. It sounds much more friendly, too.\nHm. Dude. Nah. It didn't quite sound so good rolling off my tongue.\n\nMaybe it's purely an American thing.\n\n\nJenova\n(d.yuffie@gmail.com)
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I wish people wouldn't just post saying 'i don't know' it's a total waste of time for people.\n\nAs a Brit, i'll take over, mate.\n\n'Wotcher' or 'wotcha' is a greeting used primarily by London males or Australian males. Its origins are unknown, but could be 'what are you up to' or 'what are you doing'.\n\nThe general meaning is 'hi, how are are you' and you would use it on its own or with 'mate' on the end. Eg:\n\nDave: "Wotcher, Steve, how's it going?"\nSteve: "Alright, mate"
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It means you a wimp, a softie, a pushover, a pu$$y, a wuss.  It doesn't mean gay.  Why would people say that???  \n\nWhen it is used to refer directly to girl's butt (such as when a boy is using slang to flirt with a girl, like "let me get some of that candyass")--that's when it means nice booty, or sweet stuff (in a sexual and flirtatious way).\n\nhope this helps :)
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loo = toilet\ngeezer = big shot\npoof = gay person\nfag = cigarrette\n\nthen there's all kinds of cockney rhymme slang:\n\napples & pears = stairs\nrosy lee = tea\nboat race = face\ntrouble & strife = wife\nhamstead heath = teeth\nnuclear sub = pub