tailieunhanh - Slang and uncoventional english part 66

Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 66', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 437 mongish monkey strap expanding the insulting use derived from mongoloid uk 1984. 2 dull stupid. From mongoloid . Teen slang uk 1984 mongish adjective dull stupid. From mongoloid uk 1980 mongo noun 1 an idiot. Abbreviated from the offensive usage of mongoloid affected with Down s syndrome probably used without thinking us 197s. 2 the vagina us 1998. 3 a member of the MongrelMob gang new Zealand 1977 mongo adjective very large us 1985 mongo adverb in foot-propelled scootering with the wrong foot. From mongo an idiot uk 2000 mongo-footed adjective in foot-propelled scootering used of someone who pushes with the wrongfoot. From mongo an idiot UK 2000 Mongolian clusterfuck noun an orgy us 1986 mongrel noun a contemptible person. Without any suggestion of mixed breeding Australia 1902 mongrel adjective displeasurable unsatisfying annoying. Used as a negative intensifier Australia 1967 mongy adjective stupid. From mong ultimately mongoloid uk 1998 moniker monicker noun 1 a nickname or sobriquet uk 1851. 2 a signature. Extended from the sense as a person s name uk 1851. 3 the mark that identifies dice as being from a given casino or gambling house us 1950 moniker file noun a list of street names or aliases maintained by the police us 1981 monjaree verb 8see mungaree monk noun a monkey us 1841. have a monk on to be angry uk 1995. out the monk completely drunk newzea nd 1964 monkey noun 1 an addiction especially to heroin or another drug us 1949. 2 five hundred pounds sterling five hundred US dollars five hundred Australian dollars uk 1832. 3 fifty pounds sterling. A prison variation the reduction in value from the outside world s 500-unit is an economic reality uk 1950. 4 500 shares at 100 each 50 000 fifty thousand pounds worth of stock uk 1984. 5 a naughty rascal generally said of someone younger uk 1604. 6 in circus and carnival usage a gullible customer who has been swindled us 1922. 7 a carnivalworker who climbs to assemble rides us 1966. 8 a press photographer. .