ear'ole (ear hole) — Cockney Rhyming Slang Dole (welfare) If I get the tin tack I m going on the ear ole … English dialects glossary
on the ear'ole — adj, adv British cadging, trying to borrow money. An old London working class expression which was still heard in the 1980s. For the ety mology see ear ole … Contemporary slang
on the earhole/ear'ole — adj, adv British cadging, trying to borrow money. An old London working class expression which was still heard in the 1980s. For the ety mology see ear ole … Contemporary slang
GBH of the ear'ole — Phrs. Excessive noise, often used with reference to incessant complaints or talk. GBH, an abbreviation of the legal term, grievous bodilyharm … English slang and colloquialisms
The Broken Ear — (L Oreille cassée) Cover of the English edition Publisher Casterman Date … Wikipedia
lug'ole — n British ear. A common term of the 1950s and 1960s which now sounds folksy or dated, although the comedian Frankie Howerd employed pin back your lugh oles as one of his catchphrases. Lug has been the commonest colloquialism for ear outside… … Contemporary slang
Tic-tac — (also tick tack and non hyphenated variants) is a traditional method of signs used by bookmakers to communicate the odds of certain horses. It is still used in on course betting in the UK. A tic tac man will usually wear bright white gloves to… … Wikipedia
List of Only Fools And Horses DVD cuts — This is a rough guide to the various cuts made to episodes of Only Fools And Horses released on DVD in the UK.SERIES 1All Episodes The original introduction and closing credit theme tunes are replaced by the more tunes initially brought it at the … Wikipedia
lobe — n British a dull, conformist person. This word, used typically by schoolchildren of a tedi ous or unpopular fellow pupil is a short ening of earlobe , itself probably inspired by the long established working class ear ole … Contemporary slang
Esan — (pronounced / aysan /) is one of the major ethnic groups in Edo State, South south geopolitical zone of Nigeria. It is believed by many historians that the name Esan (originally, E san fia ) owes its origin to Bini (meaning, they have fled or… … Wikipedia
