Could someone give me some British slang and tell me what it means?
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loo = toilet\ngeezer = big shot\npoof = gay person\nfag = cigarrette\n\nthen there's all kinds of cockney rhymme slang:\n\napples & pears = stairs\nrosy lee = tea\nboat race = face\ntrouble & strife = wife\nhamstead heath = teeth\nnuclear sub = pub
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Colour, favourite, darby (instead of derby), serviette instead of napkin, defence instead of defense.\n\n"I beg your pardon." instead of "What?"\n\nRead some English literature to help you.
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As everyone says, yes it's a derivation of 'God Blind Me'. There are a huge number of Cockney phrases, most based on Cockney Rhyming Slang, that are in popular use in the UK. For example 'let's have a butchers' - meaning let's have a look, from rhyming slang 'butcher's hook'. Phrases like barnet, for hair (Barnet Fair), bread as in money (bread and honey) are still used - albeit usually knowingly as a nod to the past. There are some good sites for cockney rhyming slang, including a fun translator, see links below. Have a, um, butchers...
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It means an enlisted sailor as opposed to an officer.  It comes from the early british uniform worn by enlisted sailors.
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There are many American slang words. They can vary in meaning depending on region. Try this site:\nhttp://www.manythings.org/slang/\nAlso, try http://www.urbandictionary.com/ though be warned that it's unfiltered, so a lot of it is rather unclean.
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It's cockney rhyming slang - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockney_rhyming_slang\n\n\n\nTo "Pop" is the slang word for "Pawn". Weasel is derived from "weasel and stoat" meaning coat. It was traditional for even poor people to own a suit, which they wore as their 'Sunday Best'. When times were hard they would pawn their suit, or coat, on a Monday and claim it back before Sunday. Hence the term " Pop goes the Weasel"
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Here is a possible answer:\nhttp://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/6/messages/952.html
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Try this http://www.askoxford.com/dictionaries/?view=uk
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it means to get drunk\n\nthis is a good place to find history of random sayings\nhttp://members.aol.com/MoreLandC/HaveOrigins.htm
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go to www.urbandictionary.com\n\nEvery slang word you ever wanted to know is there!\n\nHope this helped!!
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Hope you are british! If you are, try this link below
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I think you mean bollocks.it is a slang word for the testicles.
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I have no idea...\nOut of curiosity, is it in the English Dictionary?
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In British sign language it means "bad"
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This is not the answer that you're looking for.\n\nI just have a major bee in my bonnet about the abhorrent standard of English used in this media.\n\nThanks. I have got it off my chest now !
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I knew knowing this would come in useful one day! Boops is or was Jamaican slang for a bloke a little past his sell-by date but who still thinks he's a player - imagine a Jamaican version of "medallion man" - when in fact all the girls are laughing at him, spending his money etc. Hence the lyrics\nSee Boops deh\nArm open wide\nSee Boops deh\nGirlies take him for a ride\n\nSee Boops deh\ndat boys soft\nSee Boops deh\nGirly girlies rip him off\n\nThanks for making that otherwise useless nugget of information worthwhile!
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Go to Google, type in "lyrics" and "meanings". Tons of sites.