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--- game_systems:call_of_cthulhu:slang_of_the_1920_s_and_1930_s [2020/03/29 11:47] – created Bryan Stephens
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 British Slang:
-.	Cheers – It has several meanings – it can be used as a toast for a a thank you. I happen to use it as the signature to all my emails. It’s just
+.	Cheers – It has several meanings – it can be used as a toast for a a thank you. I happen to use it as the signature to all my emails. It’s just so civilized and sounds better than ‘sincerely
-        so civilized and sounds better than ‘sincerely
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 .	Absobloodylootely – n – To agree with someone highly in a rather enthusiastic fashion. Somewhat vulgar.
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 .	Bollocking – n – To be punished severely or told off. “He had a good bollocking!’
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-.	Bugger – n – An exclamation of dissatisfaction (“Oh bugger!”), in a dire situation (“Well, we’re buggered now”), acute surprise (“Well bugger
+.	Bugger – n – An exclamation of dissatisfaction (“Oh bugger!”), in a dire situation (“Well, we’re buggered now”), acute surprise (“Well bugger me!”), dismissal (“bugger that”).
-        me!”), dismissal (“bugger that”).
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 .	Brilliant! – adj – When something is amazing or awesome.

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