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Otras propuestas : words, wording, cord, catchword
the c-word n.
euphemism used to refer to the taboo word "cunt"

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word  


      n  
1    brief conversation, chat, chitchat, colloquy, confab     (informal)   confabulation, consultation, discussion, talk, tête-à-tête  
2    brief statement, comment, declaration, expression, remark, utterance  
3    expression, locution, name, term, vocable  
4    account, advice, bulletin, communication, communiqué, dispatch, gen     (Brit. informal)   information, intelligence, intimation, latest     (informal)   message, news, notice, report, tidings  
5    command, go-ahead     (informal)   green light, order, signal  
6    affirmation, assertion, assurance, guarantee, oath, parole, pledge, promise, solemn oath, solemn word, undertaking, vow, word of honour  
7    bidding, command, commandment, decree, edict, mandate, order, ukase     (rare)   will  
8    countersign, password, slogan, watchword  
9    in a word      briefly, concisely, in a nutshell, in short, succinctly, to put it briefly, to sum up  
      vb  
10    couch, express, phrase, put, say, state, utter  


last word, the  
1    final say, finis, mother (of all), summation, ultimatum  
2    best, cream, crème de la crème, crown, epitome, ne plus ultra, perfection, quintessence, ultimate  
3    dernier cri, fashion, latest, newest, rage, vogue  
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words, wording, cord, catchword

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n.
euphemism referring to the word "fuck"
n.
euphemism referring to the taboo word "nigger"
v.
to say, pronounce, speak
ex.: The child sounded out each word out loud as she read her book.
n.
charver is another word for chav
If you lived in Newcastle you would know it. Common in NE England
n.
a humorous and old-fashioned word that means a chamber pot
Comes from the fact that the chamber pot 'gazunder' (= goes under) the bed
n.
a colloquial word meaning a bribe: policemen accepting bungs from journalists
n.
colloquial word for a dollar
o.
word used to describe the sound made by the wheels of a train
by extension, it can be applied to other rhythmic similar sounds (for example, the sound of a clock or of a typing machine)
exp.
positive outburst of emotion; the final word in a string of lyrics by Michael Jackson.

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