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When I Say Rosey Lea, You Say Tea: bringing cockney rhyming slang to a new generation - Creative Boom
Jackanory time: Hannah Gibson’s book introduces children to cockney rhyming slang - It's Nice That
Artist hopes to reintroduce cockney rhyming slang to young Londoners | Michael Landy - The Guardian
Tom Cruise declared an 'honorary Brit' after four decades working in the UK as his cockney rhyming slang skil - Daily Mail
Would you Adam and Eve it? Michael Landy’s new public art piece brings Cockney Rhyming Slang alive - The Art Newspaper
Mapped: Bits Of London That Gave Their Names To Stuff - Londonist
Is London's Cockney Rhyming Slang Dying Out? - The Atlantic
Victorian London slang terms that need to make a comeback - londonworld.com
‘Marching Powder’ review: Danny Dyer’s sweary coke comedy is a bit of a comedown - NME
Surprise accent even the QUEEN sometimes used revealed as scientists find it's spread across the UK - The Sun
Fancy a bevvy? The origins of Polari language in the East End - Roman Road LDN
60 Cheeky British Slang Words and Phrases - HowStuffWorks
Decoding the Dough - Do You Know Your Lady Godiva From Your Lolly? - Barclays Group
Moment British drugs kingpin Howard Marks bamboozled US agents using phone call coded in Cockney rhyming slang - Daily Mail
‘This would send you to jail’: American slams one Aussie slang term - Sky News Australia
Dishoom in legal battle over cockney rhyming slang for curry - SquareMeal
Is Australian rhyming slang in a bit of froth and bubble? Let’s take a Captain Cook (spoiler: the billy lids may hold the key) - The Conversation
How Bad Was Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Accent in Mary Poppins Returns, Really? - Slate Magazine
Listen to Arctic Monkeys’ Matt Helders explain British slang - NME
SUSIE DENT: Rhyming slang isn't brown bread - and it's all down to Kylie and Miley - Daily Mail
Dictionary calls on sporting tragics to step up to the plate in new appeal - The Australian National University
Cockney rhyming slang to use on the golf course - Golfshake.com
In Need of "Sausage and Mash"? Visit an East London ATM - National Geographic
Cockney rhyming slang ATM offering 'sausage and mash' leaves internet in stitches - MyLondon
Who’s for a Ruby Murray? The real people behind popular English sayings - The Conversation
Cockney Recognized as a Community Language - Language Magazine
Dishoom launches legal battle over cockney rhyming slang for curry - The Caterer
A load of pony – queer meanings in Cockney rhyming slang - Time Out
Knowing Cockney Rhyming Slang Can Actually Help Doctors Save Lives - Forbes
Zendaya ‘doesn’t get’ Tom Holland’s Cockney rhyming slang: ‘What do apples and pears have to do with stairs?’ - The Independent
Sweartymology: The surprisingly offensive origins of your favourite mild insults - Shortlist
Would you 'Adam and Eve' it: Youngsters struggle with Cockney dialect - The Independent
The criminal’s alphabet - The Guardian
Cockney cash: Lady Godivas and speckled hens - BBC
Adam Dant’s on-the-nose political maps are delightfully vulgar—and merit a ‘Partygate’ update - The Art Newspaper
Researchers Focus on Australian Rhyming Slang - Voice of America English News
Have a gander: What ‘The Age’ thinks you should know about Aussie slang - Monash Lens
Cockney rhyming slang illustrated - designweek.co.uk
Slangadelic, Baby! The 10 Swingingest 'Austin Powers' Slang Terms - Mental Floss
Why Larry will be remembered long after Logies win - Herald Sun
21 of the best Cockney rhyming slang sayings you'll only hear locals say - News Shopper
Brits love a silly abbreviation — now the 'Genny Lex' is finally here - Metro.co.uk
Speak Cockney Day: the Cockney rhyming slang you need to know - London Evening Standard
Dishoom in legal battle over rhyming slang for curry - The Telegraph
Watch James Corden Drive Gerard Butler Crazy With Cockney Slang - Time Magazine
QUIZ: How good is your Cockney rhyming slang? - Smooth Radio
James Blunt is 'handing over his Cockney rhyming slang title' to Jeremy Hunt... - Indy100
Crossword roundup: to Cockney rhyming slang, and beyond - The Guardian
17 Cockney rhyming slang phrases you've probably never heard of at risk of dying out - MyLondon
The commuter towns locals argue is the 'most cockney' parts of Essex - Essex Live
I Just Learned Why We Say 'Donkey's Years', And I'm Shocked - Yahoo News New Zealand
Some Moolah for Ya Sky Rocket? ATMs Go Cockney - CNBC
uTalk app will teach you Cockney rhyming slang, one phrase at a time - London Evening Standard
Perfect Your Cockney Accent With These Tips and Tricks - Backstage
Yeah, nah: Aussie slang hasn’t carked it, but we do want to know more about it - The Conversation
Cockney rags, theatrical riches - Wilmington Star-News
Don't judge a job applicant by their degree - The Guardian
Zendaya Says She'll 'Never Understand' Boyfriend Tom Holland's British Sayings - 106.7 Lite FM
Villains and Tea Leafs: Redefining Cockney & Defying Stereotypes - University of Warwick
Chris Jericho: West Ham United love, Iron Maiden & Cockney rhyming slang - West Ham United
Would you Adam and Eve it? Pupils to be taught Cockney rhyming slang in east London schools - Daily Mail
British, Cockney Slang-Inspired Illustrations by Graffiti Artist 45RPM - hypebeast.com
Yeah, nah: Aussie slang hasn’t carked it, but we do want to know more about it - Monash Lens
Zendaya "Will Never Understand" Tom Holland's British Slang - papermag.com
Polari: The code language gay men used to survive - BBC
Australian slang: Your favourite examples - BBC
Who is Gordon Bennett? The real people behind famous expressions - Metro.co.uk
The week in words - The Week
‘Bengali Cockney, Black Cockney, East End Cockney, Essex Cockney, Jewish Cockney, Sylheti Cockney’: why community languages matter - The Conversation
Idris Elba Talks 'The Wire' Role and Speaks Cockney Slang in 'Hot Ones' - hypebeast.com
London 2012 Olympics: Americans learn Cockney rhyming slang - Daily Mail
Watch Emily Ratajkowski and Theo James Teach You British Slang | Slang School - Vanity Fair
Mockney credentials: a primer in financial rhyming slang for George Osborne - The Independent
Cockney cash machines: are you having a giraffe? - The Guardian
Guy Fieri Slang 101: How to Talk Like the Mayor of Flavortown - FirstWeFeast
The most confusing slang words for money, and where the terms come from – The i Paper - The i Paper
The Australians so loved their names have been immortalised in rhyming slang - Daily Mail
Decoding coronavirus slang, from quarantinis to magpies, covidiots and Miley - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
It's Craig Levein's jacksie that needs kicking - The Guardian
Fancy an Andy Murray washed down with a few Britney Spears? How celebrity culture is reinventing rhyming sland - Daily Mail
Cockney rhyming slang introduced in bank machines - The Telegraph
THE NAKED CITY – RHYMING SLANG REBORN! - cityhub.com.au
Cockney rhyming slang's brown bread: Phrases are being replaced with text speak - Daily Mail
Mind your slanguage, and don't be an erk. YOLO - The Guardian
Bow woman wins Cockney rhyming slang competition - Eastlondonlines
Cockney accent has moved from London to Essex, research shows - Daily Mail
Behind The Song: "Brass In Pocket" by The Pretenders - American Songwriter
England: Bring your 'bladder of lard': These ATMs only speak cockney - The Christian Science Monitor
An Obsession With The Green Cabbies' Shelters - Londonist
Modern trading killing off "barrow boy" market slang - Reuters
EastEnders' Danny Dyer says Cockney rhyming slang is dying out - Daily Mail
Spondulix and buckaroos: The weird and wonderful British terms for money - The Independent
James Blunt: loathed on the radio, loved on Twitter - London Evening Standard
Cockneys campaign to protect rhyming slang from extinction - London Evening Standard
Welcome in the numpties, jakeys and schemies to the language - The Times
Celebrating Cockney culture could 'help fight prejudice' - BBC
Curious Questions: Why do Australians call the British 'Poms'? - Country Life
Fake Cockney can drive you Gert and Daisy - The Telegraph
Speaking SLANG is as good for your brain as being bilingual - Daily Mail
11 memorable phrases gifted to us by EastEnders’ wordsmith Mick Carter - Metro.co.uk
Idioms Starting with Letter - 'a'
a bigger bang for your buck a bunch of fives a chain is only as strong as its weakest link
a countenance more in sorrow than in anger a daniel come to judgement a diamond is forever
a dish fit for the gods a dog is a man's best friend a drop in the ocean
a feather in one's cap a fish rots from the head down a foot in the door
a friend in need is a friend indeed a golden key can open any door a good man is hard to find
a hard man is good to find a hiding to nothing a knight in shining armour
a legend in one's own lifetime a little knowledge is a dangerous thing a little of what you fancy does you good
a load of cobblers a load of codswallop a man who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client
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