Anyone Know What CHAV Means???
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Yes I think it is like the typical London white trash.
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http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/59100.html
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It's generally used in the UK as a euphemism for going to the toilet....\n\neuphemism:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euphemism
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It means "Jehovah" in Hebrew.  Haven't heard of the song but would love to.
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It is Cockney 'Back slang' for boy.   This slang was also known as Butcher's Slang and I can confess that it took me nearly 40 years to find out how it originated.   You see the Butcher used to write his different meats and prices on the shop window with white wash.  It might show 'Rib of Beef  £2 per lb'.  If a shopper asked for a Rib of Beef, the butcher would look at the window from the inside and see the writing in reverse.  He would call out to his assistant 'Feeb fo bir' and so on.  The reverse slang continued to gain in order that especially young people could talk about things that the older generation would not understand.  If you asked for the price of something and it was Four pounds, the shopkeeper would say 'a rouf'.   Incidentally, one of the most interesting back slang phrases comes from the US.  It was a New York Irish emigrant family called the Muldoons.  When they did a burglary they would reverse their name in back slang and write it on the walls or windows. Noodlum.   This soon became Hoodlums with criminals becoming known as Hoods.  Sorry for going on but I could not Pots..........................
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Hardly, it's slang. And if you need to really need to know, I won't go into details here. Look it up in the following link.
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It's english lancashire (north west) dialect.  It means you are very pleased.  Reet=Right, fine, very Chuffed=happy, pleased, content. lol.
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It is generally used to refer to someone who appears on the outside (Velvet glove) to manage with a gentle manner. But on the inside (iron fist) they are truly a firm, perhaps even harsh, dictator.\n\nIn some instances, this can be a compliment. Sometimes it's desirable to find a manager who can really hold the line and be firm, but be a pretty nice guy about it.\n\nBut sometimes, it is used to describe hypocritical management/organizations that put on the good face, but then come down hard when things aren't done their way.
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what does this mean?!
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Just an opinion: first it is not one word but two karma chameleon. Based on the lyrics of the Culture Club song it means something along the lines of "fate changer" or one who changes to meet fate ("you come and go"). I could be way out in left field, but it's my guess.
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Sidhu there?Lol.It means the match is about to end and the party will begin.(In the cricketing sense i mean).
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An Internet term. Bastardization of Russian word 'Privet' which is translated as 'Hi'. Respond with "Preved! Kagdila krosavchegi?" (I have no idea what that means, but it seems to work).
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CHAV (pronouced like it's written) stands for Council House Aggrivated Violence - they're the scummy people where the boyfriend beats the girlfriend, they get pregnant at really young, wear their ponytails on the side, are orange from fake tan and then wear loads of cheap gold jewellery, and listen to lots of r+b/hip-hop/rap music.  \n\nEmo stands for Emotional Punk.  They listen to emo or punk music (such as Billy Talent, Greenday) and are generally pretty nice people.  I'm quite emo, and I don't have a problem with it at all.  I think emo can be summed up in an MSN display picture I found that made me laugh a lot "Emo: Like a goth, only not so dark and much more Harry Potter".  It's not that offensive and made me laugh.  \n\nBasically, Emo's and Chavs are totally different.
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Chaps - the Union Jack is a 'slang' term.\n\nIt is the Union Flag!\n\nAnd yes the Union Flag represents the United Kingdom of Great Britain and is made up of ONLY the English 'Red Cross', the Welsh Flag (red diagonal lines on white) and the Scottish flag where the dark blue comes from (again with white diagonal lines).\n\nThat is it. No Irish (neither Northern nor Republic) flags in there and definitely no Commonwealth.
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Sorry, but it's not a french word (believe me, I'm French!)\nIn which context did you hear it? Maybe there is a word close to that one?\nThe only close word I could see is a slang word: Vac' (means holidays)\nMessage me if you need more help\nLove and kisses
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It is Welsh and I think it means 'stupid','emptyheaded', 'not all there",etc.\n\nI am a saesneg,but from my sojourns I think the literal translation is 'not a full yard'.\n\nOur ocker mates would say 'a sixpack short of a barbie'!
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In our country we talk about a funny person called Sardar.Here is a sample what sardar did\nSardar once went to visit his chinese friend who was in hospital.Sardar don't know chinese.As soon as sardar went inside the Chinese man said"Ching Chon Mou cha cha"and died.Sardar went to China to find the meaning.The meaning is "You were standing on the oxygen tube".\nHope you are outta stress now.Mail me to eshwar2000in@yahoo.com and my yahoo Id is eshwar2000in if you like the joke and lets be friends from now on