tailieunhanh - Slang and uncoventional english part 61

Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 61', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | limp wrist lip up 402 limp wrist noun an effeminate man almost always homosexual used as a symbol of homosexuality us 1950 limpy-go-fetch noun a disabled person us 1997 limpy up adjective disabled Bahamas Lincoln noun 1 a five-dollar note us 1945. 2 a five-dollar prostitute us Lincoln drop noun the smalltray near ashop s cash till with pennies which customers may use for making exact payments us 191917 Lincoln Tunnel noun in homosexual usage a loose anus and rectum. Homage to the tunnel connecting New Jersey and Manhattan us 1981 line noun 1 a dose of powdered cocaine arranged in a line for snorting us 1973. 2 a vein especially in the context of injecting drugs us 1938. 3 political philosophy. An important term of the New Left in the US often modified by correct a precursor of political correctness us 1968. 4 an assembly line in a factory us 1996. 5 collectively the prostitutes in a brothelwho are available for sex at a given moment us 1987. 6 an attractive female Australia 1941. 7 a specialverbalapproach especially as an introduction to seduction. A chat-up line uk 1903. 8 in the business of dealing with stolen goods twice the actual price us 1969. 9 the area housing a prison s general population us 1989. 10 in sports betting the points or odds established by a bookmaker that govern the bet us 1977. 11 money us 1972. do a line 1 to inhale a measured dose of a powdered drug especially cocaine us 1979. 2 to make an amorous approach to date Australia 1934. down the line a psychiatric Zealand 1963. go on line to become part of a criminalor street gang uk 200s. on the line at risk at stake in jeopardy us 1940 line crosser noun in the Korean war a soldier who crossed the main line of resistance to find and retrieve prisoners of war us 1967 line doggy noun an infantry soldier us 1967 line duty noun in the language surrounding the GratefulDead the hours spent waiting in queue to buy tickets or to enter a concert venue us 1994 line forty used for expressing the price of .