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Slang and uncoventional english part 29

In the preface to his 1755 Dictionary of the English Language, Samuel Johnson noted that 'A large work is difficult because it is large/ and that 'Every writer of a long work commits errors'. In addition to improvements in our dating of terms and identification of the country of origin, it is inevitable that some of our definitions | cucumbers cunt and a half 178 on green the colour of the cucumber and a slang term for inexperienced Often shortened to cuke us 1962 cucumbers noun the cucumbers in prison Rule 43 which allows a prisoner to be kept apart from the main prison community for safety of self or others Rhyming slang numbers uk 2003 cuda noun 1 a barracuda us 1949 2 a Plymouth Barracuda car us 196s cuddle and kiss noun 1 an act of urination Rhyming slang for piss Sometimes shortened to cuddie uk 1992 2 a girl a girlfriend Rhyming slang for miss formed in a time when a cuddle and kiss were the only realistic objectives for a young man with love on his mind uk 1933 3 piss in the phrase take the piss to make a fool of Rhyming slanguk 1992 cuddle bunny noun an attractive girl us 1946 cuddled and kissed cuddled adjective drunk Rhyming slang for PISSED UK 1993 cuddle puddle noun a group of people lying together especially after taking the type of recreationaldrugs that enhance feelings of togetherness a communal jacuzzi uk 2003 cuddle seat noun in a cinema a double seat provided for a couple s convenience Probably adopted from the brand name Cuddleseat a baby carrier introduced in 1947Australia 1934 cuddy noun a horse From British dialect cuddy a donkey Australia 1397 cudja could you Apparently coined by television production company Brighter Pictures but rapidly gained wider use uk 2002 cuds noun the countryside uk 199s cue noun 1 barbecued meat us 1992 2 barbecue us 1903 3 a tip or gratuity us 1970 put your cue in the rack to die to retire AUSTRALIA 1939 cueball noun 1 a bald person us 1941 2 a crew-cut haircut us 1955 3 one-eighth of an ounce of cocaine us 1993 cue biter noun an actor who proceeds with his lines without letting the audience react appropriately to the cue line us 1973 cue-bow noun a charge of conduct unbecoming an officer filed against a police officer us 197s cues noun headphones worn by musicians overdubbing a tape us 1979 cuff noun off the cuff unrehearsed improvised From