Break a Leg - What does "Break a Leg" mean in British Slang?
Break a Leg - What does "Break a Leg" mean in British Slang?
One of my friends is a musician and he is performing at his first concert tomorrow! This morning I saw him for a coffee ... Read more
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Ish - What does "Ish" mean in British Slang?
Ish - What does "Ish" mean in British Slang?
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9 May 2022
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