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Tap


n. A faucet.
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SWEETS


n. Candy.
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SUSS OUT


v. 1. To figure something out, to investigate. As in, "to SUSS OUT the answer ".
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SPIFFING


adj. Excellent or first-rate (upper-class schoolboy slang, but often used in a sarcastic way to make fun of wealthy or pompous people).
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Stone


n. 1. a small piece of rock. 2. a traditional British unit of weight,
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squat


v. 1. To sit in a crouching position with knees bent and the buttocks on or near the heels. 2. To crouch down, as an animal does.
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STARKERS


adj. Naked. “He was absolutely starkers”.
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subway


n. 1. An walkway under a street.
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SPEND A PENNY


phrase. 1. To go to the toilet. From the days when public conveniences required a penny to be put in the slot to enter.
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SLEEPING POLICEMAN


n. A speed hump or speed bump.
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