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Lowspeak.at ace, n.
Lowspeak. Lowspeak.at acid, n.2
Lowspeak.at fanny adams, n.2
Lowspeak.at adrift, adj.
Lowspeak.at air dance (n.) under air, n.
Lowspeak 12: Alias man – criminal, worthless person generally.at alias man, n.
Lowspeak 78: Jack [...] five pounds. Usually used in the plural, from the rhyming slang, Jack’s alive = 5.at jack’s (alive), n.
Lowspeak 12: All on top – superficial, specifically to police evidence.at all on top, phr.
Lowspeak 12: To swallow the anchor – to give up crime, to retire.at swallow the anchor (v.) under anchor, n.
Lowspeak.at swallow the anchor (v.) under anchor, n.
Lowspeak.at anchor, n.
Lowspeak 32: To drop anchor in Bum Bay – to have anal intercourse.at drop anchor in bum bay (v.) under anchor, n.
Lowspeak.at cow-and-kisses, n.
Lowspeak.at back and fill, v.
Lowspeak.at bottle (and stopper), n.
Lowspeak.at grumble (and grunt), n.
Lowspeak.at mary and johnny, n.
Lowspeak.at rod (and float), n.
Lowspeak.at slabbed and slid, adj.
Lowspeak.at elephant and castle, n.
Lowspeak.at bread and honey, n.
Lowspeak.at candle (and) sconce, n.
Lowspeak.at salt and pepper, n.
Lowspeak 128: Shovel – prison.at shovel and pick, n.
Lowspeak 29: On the Bottle – [...] a pickpocket [...] now used principally by black pickpockets on the underground.at on the bottle under bottle (and glass), n.
Lowspeak.at angel, n.
Lowspeak.at angel, n.
Lowspeak 128: Sir Anthony – a fool.at Sir Anthony Blunt, n.
Lowspeak.at arctic explorer, n.
Lowspeak 13: On the arm – eating and drinking without payment.at on the arm (adv.) under arm, n.
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