Definition of rheumaholiday
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Other terms relating to 'British, UK slang (list of) ':
Definitions include: a sandwich made with butter and chips (British fries made from chunkier slices of potato then their American cousins) bought from the fish and chip shop.
Definitions include: The BBC: British Broadcasting Company.
Definitions include: sarcastic and bitchy .
Definitions include: a person's face.
Definitions include: The same as ditto (British).
Definitions include: to have sex (with).
Definitions include: Used on medical charts in the UK to indicate that the patient is an elderly female, due to the possession of a handbag.
Definitions include: a nuisance.
Definitions include: meaning fancy, stunning or anything that looks extraordinarily good.
Definitions include: to leave.
Definitions include: vagina.
Definitions include: a Briton.
Definitions include: affirmative.
Definitions include: music chord.
Definitions include: nickname for an anaesthetist, used by doctors in the UK.
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Definitions include: to escape someone.
Definitions include: get some sunshine.
Definitions include: something excellent; "very cool ".
Definitions include: an event with a displeasing outcome.
Definitions include: idiot, un-cool, not liked.
Definitions include: performing well.
Definitions include: utterly beyond all hope, rescue, repair or saving; insane; crazy; Compare with certifiable , basket case
Definitions include: let's have sex.
Definitions include: to acknowledge, especially from or at a distance
Definitions include: drunk.
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