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Slang and uncoventional english part 22

We tried but in the end decided not to include the word/word phenomenon ('Is she your friend friend or friend friend?') or the word/word/word construction ('The most important three things in real estate are location, location, location'). We could not include the obvious pregnant silence that suggests 'fuck' ('What the **** do you think you're doing?'). | 129 chaser cheapskate chase the dog to loaf on the job us 1954. chase the dragon to inhale heroin smoke especially from heroin burnt on a piece of aluminium foil us 1961. chase the kettle to use drugs us 1997. chase the nurse chase the white nurse to become addicted to morphine us 1992. chase the tiger to smoke heroin uk 2002. chase your losses when losing at gambling to bet more and more and with less discretion in an increasingly frustrating attempt to win back what has been lost us 1998 chaser noun 1 adrinktaken immediately after another us 1897. 2 a womaniser us 1894. 3 a prison guard us 1982. 4 a military police officer assigned to escort prisoners in transport Short for brig chaser us 1927. 5 a supplementary message that demands to know what action has been taken on a previous message. A military usage uk 1969. 6 a crack cocaine user with obsessive compulsive behaviours us 1992 chase-up noun a car chase or informalcar race uk 1967 chasping adjective excellent uk 1983 chassis noun 1 a human body us 1930. 2 the female breasts us 1957. 3 the skull us 1994. 4 a car us 1947 chastity belt noun in gambling the loss limit that some players impose on themselves us 1996 chastity rig noun a skin-coloured patch worn over a woman s vulva to give the appearance of nudity us 1970 chat noun 1 a vocabulary style or manner of speech or writing uk 1968. 2 a talent for glibly persuasive speech the gift of the gab uk 1968. 3 a thing an article an object uk 1906. 4 the vagina. French chat cat thus pussy uk 1937. 5 an old man usually a vagrant deadbeat and alcoholic or otherwise degraded. Especially in prison use Australia 1950. 6 a louse. Prison usage Australia 1812 chat verb 1 to talk persuasively to someone as a strategy for seduction to flirt. Also chat up uk 1898. 2 to reveala secret Jamaica 2003. chat stupidness chat foolishness to talk nonsense anguilla 1996 chatarra noun heroin. Possibly from Spanish chatarra scrap iron uk 2003 chat down verb to engage in flirtatious .