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The most popular example of Cockney rhyming slang.
Rhyming phrase | Meaning |
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Adam and Eve | Believe |
Alan Whickers | Knickers |
Apples and pears | Stairs |
Barnet Fair | Hair |
Bird lime | Time (prison sentence) |
Boat race | Face |
Boracic lint | Skint |
Brown bread | Dead |
China plate | Mate |
Daisy roots | Boots |
Dog and bone | Phone |
Donkey's ears | Years |
Duchess of Fife | Wife |
Frog and toad | Road |
Gregory Peck | Neck (or cheque) |
Hampstead Heath | Teeth |
Loaf of bread | Head |
Mince pies | Eyes |
Mutt and Jeff | Deaf |
Plates of meat | Feet |
Rosie Lee | Tea |
Rub-a-dub | Pub |
Ruby Murray | Curry |
Syrup of fig | Wig |
Tit for tat | Hat |
Trouble and strife | Wife |
Whistle and flute | Suit |
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