US Hobo Old Dic (En-En)
A Dictionary of Old Hobo Slang Compiled by Stephen P. Alpert.
Compiled from many books on hoboes, and also some original material supplied to the author.
Рубрика: En-En
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British Colonial Slang (En-En)
British Colonial Military Terms and Soldier Slang
Many British military slang words had their origin in India and spread from there throughout the Empire. In this list, I put those Indian words and phrases that were Anglicized and that I think native Indians would not have used, such as pukka sahib. In the Indian list, I put words that I think might have been used by either British or Indians or words that were specific to India and Afghanistan. This is a purely subjective placement and very likely full of errors. I could put certain words in both lists, but that, too, would likely be wrong, and placing them in only one list requires less effort from me…
English Slang 2 (En-En)
English Slang-2
Source: languagerealm.com
This dictionary is a comprehensive and in-depth look at all the slang, vulgarisms, curses, and insults, plus idioms, expressions, and a lot more, available in English. As always with slang, be careful using what you hear; it may not work quite the way you expect.
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