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Công việc dứt khoát về tiếng lóng và tiếng Anh độc đáo, ấn bản này là hoàn toàn sửa đổi và cập nhật bởi Paul Beale và bao gồm 500 mục mới. Từ điển cung cấp cho một tài khoản đầy đủ tài liệu tiếng Anh tiếng lóng hơn bốn thế kỷ và sẽ giải trí và thông báo cho tất cả các yêu của ngôn ngữ tiếng Anh. | cheapskate cheese 130 cheapskate adjective miserly US 1903 cheapy noun 8see CHEAPIE cheat verb 1 when bodybuilding to use muscles other than those designed for use in a particular exercise US 1984. 2 in the entertainment industry to move slightly to create a better camera angle US 1991 cheater noun anything that makes a job easier such as a short length of pipe or anything else that is handy to slip over the handle of a wrench to increase leverage US 1941 cheaterbug noun a person who cheats SINGAPORE 2002 cheater five noun while surfing the toes of one foot extended over the nose ofthe board only because the surfer has stretched his leg far forward US 1965 cheaters noun 1 eye glasses US 1908. 2 dark glasses US 1938. 3 the eyes UK 1977. 4 padding that enhances the apparent size of a female s breasts US 1972. 5 metal skis US 1963. 6 in electric line work channel lock pliers US 1980 cheater s bar noun an anti-cheating mechanism in a slot machine US 1968 cheater slicks noun car tyres that are smooth but not quite treadless US 1970 cheat sheet noun 1 a written memory aid usually but not always clandestine US 1957. 2 in casino gambling a listing of the payoffs for a particular ticket US 1982 cheat spot noun an establishment that sells alcoholafter closing hours US 1963 cheat throat noun oral sex performed on a man in which the person doing the performing simulates taking the penis completely into their mouth without actually doing so. A play on DEEP THROAT the real thing US 1995 che-che noun a light-skinned person an unlikeable person SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS 1996 check noun a gambling token US 1974 check verb 1 to murder someone US 1997. 2 to forget or ignore something often deliberately. A variant is check out UK 1996. 3 to have an intimate relationship with someone. West Indian and UK black youth usage UK 1998 . 4 as a prank to pulldown a friend s bathing suit from behind US 1997. check hat to prepare to leave US 1966. check the cheese to watch girls as they walk by US .