![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom")
Chancer 98: ‘Oh ballocks,’ his son replied.at ballocks!, excl.
Chancer 98: ‘Oh ballocks,’ his son replied. Chancer 128: Go and boil your can. Of all the idiotic...at go and boil (the back of) your head! (excl.) under boil, v.
Chancer 139: He hoped to have one last leave in Kashmir before he got the chopper.at get the chop (v.) under chop, n.1
Chancer 91: You fancy yourself as a ‘rubber-heeler?’ The phrase usually applied to policemen, sent to check on another policeman.at rubber heel, n.
Chancer 85: Bunch of nig-nogs off the trees.at nig-nog, n.2
Chancer 91: He was as two-faced as a cod, a proper chancer.at proper, adj.
Chancer 23: I always wanted to be in Who’s Who so that I could list all the ten-bob Soho touches I knew.at touch, n.1
Chancer 91: He was as two-faced as a cod, a proper chancer.at two-faced as a Methodist axe (adj.) under two, adj.
Chancer 128: Never mind him, Jock. Yatter, yatter, yatter when he’s worked up.at yatter, n.
no more results