Your slang word of the day is 'ice cream', this would refer to a gentleman.
"Ice cream freezer" = Geezer.
So to use in a sentence: "Why does that dodgy ice cream always pull the best birds" which translates to "Why does that unscrupulous gentleman always have such terribly good fortune with the ladies".
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Cockney rhyming slang - arriss
Arriss translates to bottom (arse) via a quite circuitous route, so here we go....
Arris is an abbreviation of aristotle.
Aristotle = bottle.
Bottle (and glass) = arse.
Now to use in a sentence:
"I used to work with an ice cream who wouldn't do 'owt until he got a kick up the arriss" which translates to "A former gentleman colleague was so lazy he never did any work until he got a boot up the jacksie"
Arris is an abbreviation of aristotle.
Bottle (and glass) = arse.
Now to use in a sentence:
"I used to work with an ice cream who wouldn't do 'owt until he got a kick up the arriss" which translates to "A former gentleman colleague was so lazy he never did any work until he got a boot up the jacksie"
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