Definition of a toff
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Definitions include: Often shortened to just "pom". Definitions include: a police officer. Definitions include: a breast. Definitions include: "nerd "; "geek ". Definitions include: A synonym for American, often used in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. Definitions include: angry or annoyed. Definitions include: bad, old, worn-out, or stupid. Definitions include: a Briton. Definitions include: to relax; "chill "; "take it easy ". Definitions include: nose. Definitions include: an informal chat. Definitions include: to leave. Definitions include: nonsense. Definitions include: A member of a youth subculture which flourished in New Zealand and Australia in the 1950s. Long hair, stovepipe jeans, crepe soled shoes. Similar to British teddy boys Definitions include: nickname for an anaesthetist, used by doctors in the UK.
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Definitions include: a pill of Tramadol. Definitions include: breast. Definitions include: Psycho, homicidal maniac, or to kill, hurt or maim. Definitions include: them, her and ye Definitions include: to masturbate (applies only to males.) Definitions include: An abortion abolitionist who doesn't want to have both the doctor and the mother of the killed preborn face criminal punishment because of the killing of the preborn. Definitions include: to interrogate. Definitions include: a new popular thing. Definitions include: a skier/snowboarder with absolutely no fashion sense, or someone on snowblades. Definitions include: taking bribes.
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