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Colloquial means used in or characteristic of familiar and informal conversation ; also, unacceptably informal. ChaCha!
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"che pasticcio!" can be translated as "what a mess!". Pasticcio is, literally, a dish made with ...
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･ Really busy. You're really busy, working at full capacity, going at top speed if you're flat out as a ... ･ Mentally incompetent. Also "a few bricks short of a load", "not the full quid" and "a sandwich short ... ...
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colloquially With the use of colloquial expressions "this building is colloquially referred to as The Barn" - conversationally, informally New Zealanders colloquially refer to themselves as "Kiwis," after the country' na...
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Spanish- of or pertaining to Spain , its people, or their language. Latino- a person of Latin-American or Spanish-speaking descent. Hispanic- 1: Spanish 2: Latin American So, by these definitions it appears that all of these terms can apply...
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how good is up and go! ･ Duke says: breaky September 21st, 2007 at 4:28 pm ･ David says: another options: brechie September 21st, 2007 at 4:56 pm ･ David says: i think i like brekky? September 21st, 2007 at 4:57 pm ･ Steve says: Ph...
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That's exactly why. Same reason it is called tickling the ivories - the white keys used to be made of ivory
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･ A cheap cask of wine. This term refers to cheap cask wine reportedly used, specifically, in and around ... ･ Person who is fat. A well rounded or fat person is referred to, in and around the Perth area of Western ... ･ Undersized crayfish...
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･ Hobart. The sixth ground on the Australian test scene, Bellerive is a picturesque oval. ･ Eden Park . ･ Jamaica. One of the most famous ground in the world. ･ Jade Stadium. ･ Calcutta. ･ Brisbane. The (Wollon)gabba is the ground in Bris...
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I've not heard come up, or go up, used specifically with reference to London - though of course why would I, living so far away I have, though, come across this usage amongst students of a particular university - originally Oxford - in rela...
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