Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 63', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Maggie main queen 416 Maggie noun any revolver that fires a cartridge that is more powerful than standard ammunition us 1957 Maggie nickname British Prime Minister 1979-90 Margaret Hilda Thatcher . The UK wasn t really on first name terms with Mrs Thatcher until she became PM earlier in her political career however she was vilified as Maggie Thatcher milk snatcher . Also known as Attila the hen uk 1994 Maggie s drawers noun a red flag indicating a miss on a rifle range us 1936 Maggie s millions noun the unemployed during the premiership of Margaret Thatcher 1979-90 uk 1934 maggot noun 1 a loathsome person Australia 1961. 2 a white person. Urban black usage us 193s. 3 a repulsive female Australia 1937. 4 in the US Air Force someone who is very dedicated to service us 1993. act the maggot to play the fool Ireland 1937 maggot maggotted adjective drunk Australia 2003 maggot bag noun a meat pie Australia 2003 maggotbox noun an Apple Macintosh computer us 1991 maggot wagon noun a catering truck us 1992 maggoty maggotty noun angry in a bad mood Australia 1919 magic adjective 1 excellent first class used for showing approvaland enthusiasm uk 2001. 2 in computing complicated or not yet understood us 1931 magic bean noun a tablet of MDMA the recreationaldrug best known as ecstasy. From the fairystory Jack and the Beanstalk uk 1996 magic flagon noun marijuana c 1990 magic fudge fudge noun an intoxicating confection that has marijuana as a central ingredient uk 1970 magic hour noun the time between sundown and dark. A filming term according to Singleton The light is very warm the sky is a magicaldeep blue and shadows are long filmmaker s Dictionary 1990 us magic money machine noun an automated cash machine. Used widely in conversation since the 1990s c 2002 magic mushie noun a hallucinogenic mushroom Australia 1932 magic mushroom noun any mushroom with an hallucinogenic effect - the most commonly grown and used in the UK is Psilocybe Semilanceata or Liberty Cap mushroom
