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A bull and cow ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for row or argument )
A stick to
beat
you with
Anal astronaut (
slang
term for a homosexual )
Apples and pears ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for stairs )
Army strawberries ( military
slang
term for prunes )
Back
slang
Barnet Fair ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for hair )
Bat from the pavilion end (
slang
term for a homosexual )
Beat
It ( Michael ( Jackson song )
Beat
a hasty retreat
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the meaning and origin of this phrase...
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Beat
a path to your door
Beat
about the bush
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Beat
hell out of
Beat
hollow
Beat
it!
Beat
someone black and blue
Beat
swords into ploughshares
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Beat
the air
Beat
the band
Beat
the bushes
Beat
the clock
Beat
the living crap out of
Beat
the living daylights out of
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the meaning and origin of this phrase...
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Beat
the living snot out of
Beat
the pants off
Beat
the rap
Beat
the retreat
Beat
the rush
Beat
the snot out of
Beat
the stuffing out of
Beat
to a pulp
Beat
up
Beat
you to it
Beat
your brains out
Beat
your meat
Bedroom tax (
slang
term for UK's removal of Spare Room Subsidy )
Behind the
beat
Bhatti boy (
slang
term for a homosexual )
Black cadillacs ( Canadian military
slang
term for combat boots )
Blood blister ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for sister )
Blow a raspberry ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for fart )
Bo Peep ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for sleep )
Boat race ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for face )
Bottle and glass ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for arse )
Brahms and Lizst ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for pissed )
Brass tacks ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for facts )
Bricks and mortar ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for daughter )
Brighton Pier ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for queer )
Bristols ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for titties )
Brow
beat
Brown bread ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for dead )
Build a better mousetrap and the world will
beat
a path to your door
Bunny suit ( Canadian military
slang
term for a cbrn ( chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear ) )
Buttock basher (
slang
term for a homosexual )
Cherry ripe ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for pipe )
China plate ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for mate )
Clothes
maketh the man
Code monkey (
slang
term for a computer programmer )
Cream crackered ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for knackered )
Currant bun ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for sun )
Daisy roots ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for boots )
Desmond Tutu ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for Second class degree ( 2,2 ) )
Dicky Dirt ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for shirt )
Dog and bone ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for telephone )
Donkey's years ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for ears )
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the meaning and origin of this phrase...
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Elephant's trunk ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for drunk )
Farmers ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for piles )
Fast movers ( US and Canadian military
slang
term for jet fighters, especially ground )
Friend of Dorothy (
slang
term for a homosexual, referring to Judy Garland's character in The Wizard of Oz )
Frog and toad ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for road )
Fudge packer (
slang
term for a homosexual )
Gentleman's relish (
slang
term for semen )
George Raft ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for daft )
Ginger Beer ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for queer )
Gnat's bollock (
slang
term for a very small unit of measurement )
Green slime ( military
slang
term for the intelligence corps )
Gregory Peck ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for neck )
Grunt cruncher ( military tank - grunt is a
slang
term for infantryman )
Half inch ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for pinch )
Hampsteads ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for teeth )
Hampton ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for prick )
Hand-to-gland combat (
slang
term for masturbation )
Have a Captain Cook ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for look )
Hit
'em where they live
Hit
The Road Jack ( Ray Charles song )
Hit
and miss
Hit
and run
Hit
by the stupid stick
Hit
for six
Hit
home
Hit
it off
Hit
it on the nose
Hit
it out of the park ( A baseball expression denoting a complete or spectacular success )
Hit
list
Hit
man
Hit
me on the hip
Hit
on
Hit
out at
Hit
out of the park
Hit
parade
Hit
paydirt
Hit
rock bottom
Hit
send
Hit
the back wall
Hit
the bar
Hit
the books
Hit
the bottle
Hit
the brakes
Hit
the bricks ( a cursory
slang
term telling someone to leave )
Hit
the buffers
Hit
the ceiling
Hit
the deck
Hit
the ground running
Hit
the hay
Hit
the headlines
Hit
the high notes
Hit
the jackpot
Hit
the nail on the head
Hit
the panic button
Hit
the road Jack
Hit
the roof
Hit
the sack
Hit
the skids
Hit
the slide
Hit
the spot
Hit
the woodwork
Hit
town
Hobson's choice ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for voice )
Horse and cart ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for fart )
If you can't
beat
em, join em
Iron hoof ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for poof )
It's all gone Pete Tong ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for gone wrong )
J Arthur ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for wank )
Jack Palancing ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for dancing )
Jam jar ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for car )
Jimmy Horner ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for corner )
Jimmy Riddle ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for piddle )
Khyber pass ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for arse )
Let's get out of these wet
clothes
and into a dry Martini
Loaf of bread ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for head )
Looks like a bomb has
hit
it
Lord Fred ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for bed )
Mince pies ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for eyes )
Mutt and Jeff ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for deaf )
My heart missed a
beat
My old Dutch ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for duchess )
My old china ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for mate )
North and south ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for mouth )
Off
beat
On the
beat
On your Pat ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for alone )
On your jack ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for alone )
On your tod ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for alone )
Orson cart ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for fart )
Oxford scholar ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for dollar )
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the meaning and origin of this phrase...
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Oxo cube ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for tube )
Pecker checker ( military
slang
term for medical personnel )
Pen and ink ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for stink )
Pig's ear ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for beer )
Pinch
hit
( A baseball expression denoting a substitute or stand-in )
Pink pantella puffer (
slang
term for a homosexual )
Plates of meat ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for feet )
Pommy bashing ( Australian
slang
term for physical or verbal attacks on the English )
Pony and trap ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for crap )
Porky pies ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for lies )
Potatoes in the mould ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for cold )
Rabbit and pork ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for talk )
Raspberry tart ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for fart )
Rear gunner (
slang
term for a homosexual )
Richard the Third ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for turd )
Rock and boulder ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for shoulder )
Rosie Lea ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for tea )
Rub a dub ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for pub )
Rubber johnny ( a British
slang
term for a condom )
Ruby Murray ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for curry )
Scarper ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for go )
Sexton Blake ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for fake )
Shack rat ( Canadian military
slang
term for a promiscuous female who visits military barracks to sleep with soldiers )
Sherman tanks ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for Yanks )
Shit stabber (
slang
term for a homosexual )
Skin and blister ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for sister )
Stupid-o'-clock ( US army
slang
term that refers to any time very early in the morning )
Suck face (
slang
term for kissing )
Swing by (
slang
expression meaning drop in for a visit )
Switch hitter ( A baseball expression denoting a batter who can
hit
left or right handed )
Syrup ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for wig )
Take a butchers ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for look )
Taking the other bus (
slang
term for homosexuality )
Taters ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for cold )
Tea leaf ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for thief )
The
Hit
Dog ( Nickname of Mo Vaughn )
The
Hit
Man ( Nickname of Bob Sanders )
The
Hit
Man ( Nickname of Ricky Hatton )
The
Hit
Man ( Nickname of Thomas Hearns )
The Mersey
beat
The
beat
goes on
The bobby on the
beat
The emperor's new
clothes
The pros from dover ( American
slang
term for outside consultants who are brought into a business to troubleshoot )
Tiptoe through the tulips ( 1920s Broadway song and Tiny Tim
hit
)
Titfer ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for hat )
To
beat
the band
Towel head ( derogatory
slang
term referring to an Arab man )
Trouble and strife ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for wife )
Two and eight ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for state )
Uncle Dick ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for sick )
Uncle Ned ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for bed )
Underneath Your
Clothes
( Shakira song )
Uphill gardener (
slang
term for a homosexual )
Walking to the
beat
of a different drummer
Weasel and Stoat ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for coat )
Whistle and flute ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for suit )
Would you Adam and Eve it? ( Cockney rhyming
slang
for would you believe it? )
Yellow belly (
slang
term for a coward )