tailieunhanh - Slang and uncoventional english part 74

Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 74', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 493 Piccadilly picca piddle Piccadilly picca adjective silly. Rhyming slang based on the famous central London location uk 1992 Piccadilly Percy noun mercy. Rhyming slang uk 1979 piccalilli noun the penis. Rhyming slang for willy formed on a popular pickle uk 1998 piccaninny noun 1 an Australian Aboriginal child. Considered offensive Australia 1817. 2 a small black child children occasionally any black person. From Spanish pequeño small or Portuguese pequeño small . Originally applied in the West Indies and US without being considered racist now highly offensive and derogatory or in a black-on-black context judgementaland negative. Also variants piccanin picaninny pickaninny and pickney UK 1785 piccaninny daylight piccaninny dawn noun the beginning of dawn first light Australia 1866 piccie piccy noun a picture Australia 1967 piccolo noun 1 the penis especially as the object of oral sex us 1967. 2 a record player us piccolo and flute piccolo noun a suit of clothes . Rhyming slang a variation of whistle and flute uk 1960 Piccy noun Piccadilly London uk 1962 piche noun the vagina us 1998 pick noun 1 a pickpocket us 1949. 2 an oversized comb used for bushy hair us 2000. 3 a needle and syringe new Zealand 1995. on the pick drinking alcohol . Based on pickand choose this is the rhyming slang equivalent of on the booze uk 1992 pick verb 1 to challenge someone to a fight Australia 1953. 2 to tease or kid someone us 2003. pick fruit to find and select a homosexual partner us 1950. pick lint to focus on petty imperfections in a play or performance us 1973. pick the cherry to drive through a red traffic light us 1997. pick up your marbles and go home to quit an effort especially to do so with a lack of good sportsmanship us 1991. pick your arse to waste your time uk 1995. pick your brains to seek and obtain information from someone with specialist knowledge uk 1838 pick and choose pick noun alcohol drink. Rhyming slang for BOOZE UK 1960 pick and pay noun in acasino a method .