Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 103', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | whinge bag white 696 whinge bag noun acomplainer Formed on whinge a moaning complaint uk 2003 whingeing pom noun an English person viewed as a habitual complainer A stock Australian stereotype Australia 1962 whinger noun a person who whinges a habitualcomplainer AUSTRALIA whip noun 1 a car. Used by urban black youths uk 2004. 2 a long radio antenna us 1976. 3 a boss or supervisor us 1934. 4 a close friend Bahamas 1932. 5 rum Australia 1953 8see whip-round whip verb to arrest someone us 1971. whip it in whip it out a catchphrase that celebrates a male approach to sexualrelations. From the lyric of a rugby song Whip it in whip it out quit fucking about Yo ho yo ho yo ho . Sometimes further extended with wipe it off walk away uk 1993. whip it out to release the penis from the confines of the trousers a bold genitaldisplay us 1997. whip the cat to feel remorse to regret something Australia 1347. whip up on skippy used of a male to masturbate 2001. whip your wang used of a male to masturbate us 1969 whip and lash whip noun a moustache. Rhyming slang for tash UK 1992 whip and top whip verb to masturbate. Rhyming slang for strop UK 1992 whiplash noun a rash. Rhyming slang perhaps also a sexual innuendo uk 1993 whip off verb used of a male to masturbate us 1975 whip-out noun 1 a bankroll designed to impress when whipped out of the pocket us 1972. 2 a regular payment us 1931 whip o will noun an act of vomiting vomit. Possibly rhyming slang for spill your guts Australia 1967 whipped adjective dominated by a girlfriend or wife. A shortened form of PUSSY-WHIPPED US 1965 whipper noun 1 a small cartridge of nitrous oxide. Designed for use in making whipped cream but often abused for the psychoactive effects ofthe gas us 1936. 2 a person who enjoys being whipped in a sado-masochistic encounter us 1970 whippersnapper snapper noun a young impertinent person unmindfulof his station in life. Still heard but used with the effect of dating the speaker uk 1700 whippet noun a shotgun .
