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The Dictionary of Slang
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| Added by: algy | Karma: 431.17 | Black Hole | 24 December 2010 |
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 The Oxford Dictionary of Slang
he 10,000 slang terms defined here originated mainly in the United States, Britain, Australia, or New Zealand and include both old and new coinages. The dictionary's arrangement is topical in thesaurus fashion, e.g., informal synonyms for police officersA"bull," "cozzpot," "dick," "fuzz," "peeler," "pig," and "walloper"Aare conveniently grouped under "The Police" in a large category called "People and Society."
are they different??
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