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Slang and uncoventional english part 92

Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 92', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 619 steel beach stick steel beach noun the deck of an aircraft carrier or other warship when used for recreationalpurposes us 1982 steel door noun a hospital-admitting physician who admits only the sickest patients us 1994 steelie noun a ball bearing used in a game of marbles us 1978 steelies noun steel-toed boots especially those made by Doc Marten us 2000 steel pot noun the US military standard-issue M-1 helmet Vietnam war usage us 1968 steely noun 1 a steel guitar uk 1967. 2 in trucking a brake made with a magnesium-steelbrake shoe in a steel drum us 1971 steen noun an imaginary large number us 1900 steep adjective 1 excessively expensive over-priced us 1856. 2 sought by the police wanted us 1995 steer noun all a steer can do is try said to justify humbly an attempt to do the seemingly impossible Canada 1987 steer verb in confidence swindles to direct the confederate s who willswindle the victim us 1889 steerage noun economy class on a commercialairliner us 2002 steerer noun a person who directs potential customers to an illegal enterprise us 1989 steerman noun 1 a member of a swindling enterprise who identifies potential victims and directs them into the swindle us 1993. 2 in tandem surfing the person towards the rear of the surfboard us 1957 steeze noun a person s image or style us 20033 Steffi Graf Steffi noun 1 a laugh. Rhyming slang formed from the name of the German tennis champion b.1969 uk 1998. 2 a bath. Rhyming slang based on the name of the German tennis player Steffi Graf b.1969 uk 1998. 3 half an ounce especially of drugs. Rhyming slang uk 2003 steggies noun steroids uk 2002 Steinie noun a bottle of Steinlager beer new Zealand 1998 stella blue noun a variety of marijuana. Possibly named after a 1973 song by the GratefulDead It seems like all this life Was just a dream Stella Blue Stella Blue uk 1995 stellar adjective very good. A conventionaladjective rendered slangy through attitude pronunciation and application to objects such as hamburgers us .