Sentences with phrase «rhyming slang»
«Rosylea is cockney rhyming slang in London for «cup of tea» and the name Lula comes from Gene Vincent «s song «Be-Bop-A-Lula.
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The term morality disengagement along with the term «tuning» refer to the act of telling of «porkies» (that's «pork pies» meaning lies in rhyming slang for our Aussie readers).
Sorry for being a piece of work (is that Cockney Rhyming slang for Jerk?)
Dolly Mixtures — cockney rhyming slang for pictures — plays on the Nunnery Gallery's east end location and the roots of the original Londoner.
For instance, the spot where the Queen was born (not where you think) and why the rhyming slang for The Queen is «baked bean».
with pure apples and pears (no Cockney Rhyming slang intended)..
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Atom Eve (real name: Samantha Eve Wilkins) is a fictional character, a superhero in the Image Comics Universe who appears primarily in the comic book A famous and popular core Cockney Rhyming Slang expression, Adam and Eve has been around since before C20th.
Cockney Rhyming Slang «Ave a giraffe at this excellent wind and kite and find out what they're on about down in London town.
Before they were immortalised with their induction into Cockney rhyming slang, Adam and Eve were, according to the Bible, the first man and woman in existence.
Heehee that's the one me old China * affects cockney rhyming slang, gives a wink *
Greetje PS I love Cockney rhyming slang.
Speaking exclusively in the April 2016 issue of FourFourTwo magazine, Bellerin reveals: «Our kitman in the Under - 18s and U21s taught me some rhyming slang.
Not exact matches
I'd heard a bit about the movie — it would have been difficult, as a working film reviewer to not have — but not orally, so I thought that the title was pronounced with a long «o» or even a sort of «u,» so it rhymed with «Luke,» or, more pertinently, an obscure Italian - American slang word that Robert De Niro uses in «Raging Bull,» that word being «mamaluke.»