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Slang and uncoventional english part 35

This dictionary would never have seen the light of day without the time and support given to me by my family -Cathy most notably, also Jake, Julia, Rosalie and Charlotte. I thank and owe you big-time, major league and humongously. Who knew it would take so much? In their own ways, and from a distance, my parents guided. Audrey, Emily and Reggae started the project with me but did not stay for the end | dressy casual dronkie 220 dressy casual adjective of style or fashion informal yet smart and or expensive us 1999 drib noun an unskilled poker player us 1967 dribble noun small weak waves us 1991 dribble verb 1 to cause a car to bounce up and down by use of hydraulic lifts. To dribble a basketballis to bounce it hence the transference here us 1980. 2 to meander to walk us 1960 dribs and drabs noun pubic lice. Rhyming slang for crabs uk 1992 drift verb to leave us 1853 drill verb 1 to have sex from a male perspective. From the imagery of a long hard tool opening a hole uk 2000. 2 to inject a drug us 1970. 3 to shoot with a bullet to kill by shooting uk 1720. 4 to interrogate us 19995. 5 to kick throw or bowla ball directly and forcefully to score a goal with a forcefulkickAustralia 1998. 6 in pool to make a shot in an emphatic and convincing manner us 1993. 7 to walk to move us 1953. drill for vegemite to have analsex. From Vegemite a popular type of black and salty spread made from yeast extract Australia 1985 drill down verb to examine or investigate something in depth to narrow the focus of an investigation and its results. A figurative sense of the conventional use uk 2001 driller noun a poker player who bets very aggressively us 1988 drink noun 1 a bribe uk 1977. 2 a profit uk 1997. 3 a large body of water especially an ocean us 1832. in the drink in pool said of a cue ballthat falls into a pocket us 1990 drink verb drink eight cents to drink to excess trinidadand tobago 2003. drink from the furry cup to perform oral sex on a woman. Probably coined by comedian Sacha Baron-Cohen b.1970 his influence on late C20 UK slang is profound uk 2001. drink porridge to serve a prison sentence. A figurative use of drink combined with porridge imprisonment UK2000. drink the Kool-Aid to be persuaded to follow blindly. From the Jonestown massacre 1978 a mass murder and suicide administered through the agency of cyanide in branded soft drink Kool-Aid us 1987. drink with the .