Definition of char
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Other terms relating to 'British, UK slang (list of) ':
Definitions include: to have sex (with).
Definitions include: acronym for "unexplained beer injury", used on medical charts by doctors in the UK.
Definitions include: extremely tired.
Definitions include: acronym for "good looking mum ", used on medical charts by doctors in the UK.
Definitions include: "Bollocks" is also the present tense and plural form of bollock .
Definitions include: unclean, foul, gross.
Definitions include: a piece of fecal matter; "loaf ".
Definitions include: meaning fancy, stunning or anything that looks extraordinarily good.
Definitions include: used to state a negative response to a question which is stronger than "no."
Definitions include: to spend time on a non-productive activity; "waste time".
Definitions include: an argument or fight.
Definitions include: to sodomize.
Definitions include: to leave.
Definitions include: a look.
Definitions include: a person who drinks frequently.
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Definitions include: a location inconveniently far away.
Definitions include: looking like a duchess.
Definitions include: Used for almost anything anymore.
Definitions include: an extremely large number.
Definitions include: Fake.
Definitions include: to separate something into multiple portions, usually for separate people.
Definitions include: highly inebriated, intoxicated to a maximum degree.
Definitions include: death.
Definitions include: to have one's penis sucked.
Definitions include: an ugly face.
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