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Derogatory term for a person from Northern England (living as an immigrant in America. Used in early 1900's and specifically referred to working class person from area around York. (ed: never heard this before so not even sure if the spelling is correct - help needed please).
Jickies - English people. (ed: entered verbatim) I remember my parents and relatives (in Rhode Island) referring to English folk as "jickies" (NOT in a derogatory way) and never knew what it meant. About 15 years ago, because of a conversation with a co-worker, I started researching it and finally found someone (I think the arts and entertainment editor of the Providence Journal) who laughed when I asked about it and said it referred to a specific job some of the English did in the textile mills (in England???) and the job was using a "jickie" or something like that. Sent in by Christine
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Slangs & AI derived meanings
To be away from school without permission. From slough - 'to shed'.
Toilet. If you needed a piss you'd say "I'm going to see John' or 'going to the John'. Origins unknown.
to inhale cocaine
Managing prostitutes. What a pimp does.
Noun. A red hot fragment of cannabis that will occasionally fall from alight 'joints', causing small burns to skin, clothing and furnishings. E.g."You could tell he was a heavy smoker, cos he had little holes all over his t-shirt from blimps."
, (HOT-ee) n., A young woman or man who is very attractive. “That one is a hottie.â€Â [Etym., hip hop]
v removed from a registered position of responsibility, usually the General Medical Council: Well, we were pretty sure sheÂ’d get struck off after the whole thing with the electric toothbrush and that poor man in the wheelchair. The term gave its name to the BBC radio medical comedy, Struck Off and Die.
n Scottish packed lunch. Quintessentially Scottish: Will ye be coming for lunch, Willie? / Nah, ahÂ’ve brought ma piece.
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