Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 82', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 549 round eye rub round eye noun 1 the anus by extension a male homosexual who plays the passive role in analsex us 1950. 2 an American or European. From the Southeast Asian perspective adopted by US soldiers in Vietnam to describe themselves us 1960 round-eyed adjective American or European Caucasian us 1966 round file noun a wastebasket us 1975 roundhead noun the circumcised penis. A visual joke probably of RoyalNavy origin then polari or juvenile uk 2002 roundheel noun a woman who is easily talked into sexualrelations. Boxing slang from the 1920s for a poor fighter - a push-over -applied later to women of easy virtue us 1943 round-heeled adjective easily seduced us round heels noun a promiscuous or sexually compliant woman. Derogatory from the anatomical notion that a woman with round heels is more easily put on her back us 1926 roundhouse noun a punch that swings round to hit your opponent side-on us 1920 roundie roundy noun a factory-made cigarette. Prison usage . ZEALAND 1948 round of drinks noun a small bet relative to the bettor s wealth AUSTRALIA 1989 round robin noun 1 a story begun by one writer and completed by another or multiple writers us 1982. 2 a wager often conditional bets on three selections uk 2001 round robin shift noun a work schedule in which the worker rotates between severaldifferent shifts us 1984 rounds noun an ejaculation bahamas 1982 round sound noun a fashionable current song. Round means nothing but contrasts with square us 1955 roundtable noun in organised crime a meeting of leaders convened to discuss and decide with finality pressing business issues us 1975 round the bend around the bend adjective mad crazy eccentric. Probably a navalcoinage widespread by the mid-C20 uk 1929 round-the-clock noun an elaborate conditional wager on a minimum of three selections uk 2001 round the houses round me s rounds rounders noun trousers. Rhyming slang on the Cockney pronunciation of trousers . The abbreviation round me s suggests a variation as
