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|Fall down||vb||To fail in an undertaking
  
|Fall down||vb||To fail in an undertaking
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|Fall-drunk ||adj||Very intoxicated; stone-drunk.
 
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|Fall for||vb||To like, to be impressed by
  
|Fall for||vb||To like, to be impressed by
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|Fanger ||n||Oral surgeon.
 
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|Fast life||n||A life of dissipation and excitement
  
|Fast life||n||A life of dissipation and excitement
 
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|Fast-one||n||A frame up, a clever swindle
  
|Fast-one||n||A frame up, a clever swindle
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|Fat land ||n||A country or region where the people are fat or obese owing to overeating.
 
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|Fed up||phr||Had too much of it; disgusted, profoundly annoyed
  
|Fed up||phr||Had too much of it; disgusted, profoundly annoyed
 
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|Fed-upness||n||A state of oversatiation and disgust; fed-upness.
 
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|Feed||n||A meal
  
|Feed||n||A meal
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|Feed and seed ||phr||(Medical)the care of vegetative patients.
 
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|Felt out||phr||Sounded out; pumped for information
  
|Felt out||phr||Sounded out; pumped for information
 
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|Fiend||n||Devotee, an enthusiastic supporter, such as an art fiend
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|Fiend||n||Devotee, an enthusiastic supporter, such as an art afficinado. 2. a clever student. 3. a general term of praise for any person or thing.
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|Fiender ||n||A drug addict.
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|Fiending and fearing ||adj||Of a person producing diabolical fear and fearing in others.
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|Fiendish ||adj||Excellent, wonderful, admirable.
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|Fiend on ||vb||To show off, outdo a rival.
 
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|Filmdom||n||The movie world
  
|Filmdom||n||The movie world
 
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|Finger||n||A police informer
  
|Finger||n||A police informer
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|Fingersmith ||n||Gynecologist.
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|Finger-wave ||n||Rectal examination.
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|Fireburner ||n||A zealot.
 
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|Fired||pp||Dismissed, sacked, discharge from duty
  
|Fired||pp||Dismissed, sacked, discharge from duty
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|Firewater||n||Intoxicating liquor
  
|Firewater||n||Intoxicating liquor
 
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|Fireworks||n||A shoot-out, gun play. 2. Bombast, an oratorary display
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|Fireworks||n||A shoot-out, gun play. 2. bombast, an oratory display
 
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|Firing line||n||The line from which soldiers fire their weapons at a target; especially the front line of troops in a battle. 2. a row of shooters. 3.(idiomatic) the vanguard of an activity.
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|First run||n||Premiere of a movie
  
|First run||n||Premiere of a movie
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|Fishmonger's daughter ||n||A whore, prostitute, street-worker.
 
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|Fisty||adj||Angry; peevish; touchy.
  
|Fisty||adj||Angry; peevish; touchy.
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|Flesh show||n||A striptease show; a revue featuring nude or semi-nude dancers
  
|Flesh show||n||A striptease show; a revue featuring nude or semi-nude dancers
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|Flicks ||n||"The Flicks" - cinema, movies, pictures ('the flickering box': T.V german calque).
 
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|Fly-by-night outfit||phr||An impermanent and unreliable business concern
  
|Fly-by-night outfit||phr||An impermanent and unreliable business concern
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|Forget it||phr||Pay no further attention; drop the matter; let it go; stop talking; be quiet
  
|Forget it||phr||Pay no further attention; drop the matter; let it go; stop talking; be quiet
 
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|Fox ||phr||Sexy, voluptuous, sensual, erotic, luscious woman.
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|Foxy||adj||Sexy, voluptuous, sensual, erotic, luscious
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|Foxy||adj||Sexy, voluptuous, sensual, erotic, luscious.
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|Freadrighten||n||Lord and master (<OE frēadrihten) ''pl:'' freadrightnas (<OE fréadrihtnas)????(Can't find this word in any slang dictiobnary as far back as 1936. More appropriate to include this entry in the Anglish wordbook
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|Free One's Hips ||phr||To copulate or have sexual intercourse.
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|Free holder ||n||A sex worker's lover, or a pimp supported by a sex worker.
 
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|Freedom seekers||n||Divorce seekers
  
|Freedom seekers||n||Divorce seekers
 
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|Free-wheeling||adj||Of a person, moving about freely, independently, or irresponsibly. 2. of words, remarks, actions, etc. unrestrained; irresponsible, loose.
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|Freeze out||phr vb||To exclue a person; to force a person to withdraw, a forced exclusion or withdrawal
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|Freeze out||phr vb||To exclude a person; to force a person to withdraw, a forced exclusion or withdrawal
 
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|Fresh||adj||Impudent, insolent
  
|Fresh||adj||Impudent, insolent
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|Friending for ||phr||To be friending for: wishing to be intimate with; desire intensely.
 
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|From way back||phr||Since long ago, from a much earlier time; also superior or outstanding, as" He is a teacher from way back."
  
|From way back||phr||Since long ago, from a much earlier time; also superior or outstanding, as" He is a teacher from way back."
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|Fuckwit||n||An unintelligent person (see " Dimwit", "Dipshit", "Fucknugget", and "Shithead")
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|Fuck off!||phr||Go away!
 
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|Full house||n||All seats or spaces taken, entirely full, completely full.
  
|Full house||n||All seats or spaces taken, entirely full, completely full.
 
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|Full||adj||Intoxicated
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|Full||adj||Intoxicated.
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|Full as ||phr||(Australian) in various phrases meaning very drunk, all starting with '''full as''' - as full as a boot.
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|Full-bottomed ||adj||Having large buttocks.
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|Full feather ||n||One's best clothes.
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|Full-fledged ||adj||Of a virgin, ripe for defloration.
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|Full-growner ||n||an adult.
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|Full guts ||n||Fat-bellied or fat stomached person.
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|Full house ||n||A very busy time.
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|Fully ||n||An automatic weapon; short for fully automatic weapon.
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|Full in the belly ||phr||Pregnant.
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|Full moon ||n||The bared buttocks, exhibited in public.
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|Full mouth ||n||A very talkative.
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|Full-mouthed ||adj||Bad-mannered, unrestrained.
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|Fullness ||adv||"To the Fullness" - absolutely, completely, totally.
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|Furrow ||n||The vagina; see 'furrow'
 
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Revision as of 11:10, 15 June 2019

>Anglish "Slang" Wordbook

Anglish sp English
Fair-headed adj A favourite son or man
Fair-shake n To give it a fair s. or equal treatment, same chance as others
Fall down vb To fail in an undertaking
Fall-drunk adj Very intoxicated; stone-drunk.
Fall for vb To like, to be impressed by
Fanger n Oral surgeon.
Fast life n A life of dissipation and excitement
Fast-one n A frame up, a clever swindle
Fat land n A country or region where the people are fat or obese owing to overeating.
Fed up phr Had too much of it; disgusted, profoundly annoyed
Fed-upness n A state of oversatiation and disgust; fed-upness.
Feed n A meal
Feed and seed phr (Medical)the care of vegetative patients.
Felt out phr Sounded out; pumped for information
Fiend n Devotee, an enthusiastic supporter, such as an art afficinado. 2. a clever student. 3. a general term of praise for any person or thing.
Fiender n A drug addict.
Fiending and fearing adj Of a person producing diabolical fear and fearing in others.
Fiendish adj Excellent, wonderful, admirable.
Fiend on vb To show off, outdo a rival.
Filmdom n The movie world
Finger n A police informer
Fingersmith n Gynecologist.
Finger-wave n Rectal examination.
Fireburner n A zealot.
Fired pp Dismissed, sacked, discharge from duty
Firewater n Intoxicating liquor
Fireworks n A shoot-out, gun play. 2. bombast, an oratory display
Firing line n The line from which soldiers fire their weapons at a target; especially the front line of troops in a battle. 2. a row of shooters. 3.(idiomatic) the vanguard of an activity.
First run n Premiere of a movie
Fishmonger's daughter n A whore, prostitute, street-worker.
Fisty adj Angry; peevish; touchy.
Flesh creep n The shudders, shivers
Flesh show n A striptease show; a revue featuring nude or semi-nude dancers
Flicks n "The Flicks" - cinema, movies, pictures ('the flickering box': T.V german calque).
Fly-by-night outfit phr An impermanent and unreliable business concern
Fly of the handle phr To lose one's temper; to become angry
Fold vb To cease, to close, to show or do no more, to quit
Followership n Ability and willingness to follow a leader
For a song phr Cheap; at a low price
Forget it phr Pay no further attention; drop the matter; let it go; stop talking; be quiet
Fox phr Sexy, voluptuous, sensual, erotic, luscious woman.
Foxy adj Sexy, voluptuous, sensual, erotic, luscious.
Freadrighten n Lord and master (<OE frēadrihten) pl: freadrightnas (<OE fréadrihtnas)????(Can't find this word in any slang dictiobnary as far back as 1936. More appropriate to include this entry in the Anglish wordbook
Free One's Hips phr To copulate or have sexual intercourse.
Free holder n A sex worker's lover, or a pimp supported by a sex worker.
Freedom seekers n Divorce seekers
Free-wheeling adj Of a person, moving about freely, independently, or irresponsibly. 2. of words, remarks, actions, etc. unrestrained; irresponsible, loose.
Freeze out phr vb To exclude a person; to force a person to withdraw, a forced exclusion or withdrawal
Fresh adj Impudent, insolent
Friending for phr To be friending for: wishing to be intimate with; desire intensely.
From way back phr Since long ago, from a much earlier time; also superior or outstanding, as" He is a teacher from way back."
Fuckwit n An unintelligent person (see " Dimwit", "Dipshit", "Fucknugget", and "Shithead")
Fuck off! phr Go away!
Full house n All seats or spaces taken, entirely full, completely full.
Full adj Intoxicated.
Full as phr (Australian) in various phrases meaning very drunk, all starting with full as - as full as a boot.
Full-bottomed adj Having large buttocks.
Full feather n One's best clothes.
Full-fledged adj Of a virgin, ripe for defloration.
Full-growner n an adult.
Full guts n Fat-bellied or fat stomached person.
Full house n A very busy time.
Fully n An automatic weapon; short for fully automatic weapon.
Full in the belly phr Pregnant.
Full moon n The bared buttocks, exhibited in public.
Full mouth n A very talkative.
Full-mouthed adj Bad-mannered, unrestrained.
Fullness adv "To the Fullness" - absolutely, completely, totally.
Furrow n The vagina; see 'furrow'
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