Paracetamol – Airborne soldier gives up his chair for gangster’s girlfriend
Parisian – Claim Hislop is your father
Percussion – Knocked senseless by a drummer
Permafrost – David Jason night on television
Perspire – kind of poll tax for cathedrals
Pompous – what an Aussie doctor removes from an Englishman’s boil
Procure – in favour of the medicine
Procure – Medicine not for amateurs
Prolapse – lady of the night loses concentration
Quandary - a fast launderette
Quicksilver - 2nd in the 100m
Ramrod – Deliberately drive into Mr. Stewart
Removes – concerning the dance routine
Reply – try to soften her up with drink for a second time
Revere – to swerve a second time
Stalagtite – POW camp for misers
Surplus – too many lords
Transistor - female sibling that wears men's clothes
Untidy - moving in a way that does not resemble the sea
Veritable – more like a table
Whippet - to train a dog with cruelty
X-rays - Messers Charles, McAnally and Baxter
Yearly - (Brummie) you have arrived too soon
Zulu - toilets at Whipsnade
Thursday, 27 August 2009
Uxbridge English Dictionary - part 4
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