alcopop n.— «Mr. Dunsmore said declining demand for “ready-to-drink” cocktails (also known as alcopops) had also been a benefit because some drinkers were switching to beer.» —“S&N upgrades savings forecast to £60m a year” by Adam Jones Financial...
handbags at ten paces
n.— «We point, shout and indulge ourselves in what football commentators usually dub “handbags at 10 paces.” » —“‘Are we dead yet?’” by Iain Aitch Guardian (U.K.) June 24, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
faggot n.— «To me a faggot is a type of meatball. I honestly had no idea that in America it’s slang for something completely different.» —“I’m mincing my words!” by Dale Williams Evening Mail (Birmingham, U.K.) June 23, 2004. (source: Double...
totty shot n. a picture or brief broadcast of a (nude, semi-nude, or attractive) woman, used to appeal to male readers or viewers. Etymological Note: totty ‘girl or woman, esp. one who is loose, or a prostitute.’ (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
totty shot
n.— «Soft-porn totty-shots happily co-exist on cell walls with baby-snaps and postcards.» —“Through the spyhole” by Stephen Plaice Guardian (U.K.) Oct. 24, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
totty shot n.— «I was particularly impressed that they even managed to get the lads’ mags stalwart of a naked “totty shot” in, even if it was rather worthily dressed up in an advice column from a midwife.» —“Dad—An Expert’s View” by Andrew...