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rhyming slang (n)

slang that replaces words with rhyming words or expressions and then typically omits the rhyming component

rhyming slang Sentence Examples

  1. I'm feeling a bit "apples and pears" (stairs) today.
  2. Let's take the "plates of meat" (street) to avoid the traffic.
  3. I ordered "bubble and squeak" (steak) at the restaurant.
  4. Can you pass me the "bees and honey" (money)?
  5. I need to get to the "daisy roots" (boots) to go outside.
  6. Don't worry, it's just a "bit of a Barney" (army).
  7. I'm going to "have a butcher's" (look) at the new car.
  8. He's got a lot of "bottle and glass" (class).
  9. I'm always "bag of rags" (brags) about my kids.
  10. What's the "dog's bollocks" (best) way to get to the city center?

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slang that replaces words with rhyming words or expressions and then typically omits the rhyming component

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I'm feeling a bit "apples and pears" (stairs) today.

Let's take the "plates of meat" (street) to avoid the traffic.

I ordered "bubble and squeak" (steak) at the restaurant.

Can you pass me the "bees and honey" (money)?