1) A popular book that just isn't good enough.
2) When a popular author brings out a crap book. (often used as 'to come ovono' or 'go onovo')
(derived from 'ovo' and 'no'- egg and no.
1) 'And I said- "Lord, the Harry Potter set are basically ovono!"
2) 'Tony Parsons has came onovo with his new book, The Maggot was Born'
1) Enough respect to you/him...
2) I appreciate what he did/ your point of view.
Sometimes said as 'fair due', it comes from 'fair is due to the comrade'
"So I managed to menage-a-trois, last night" "Fair dues to the bigman!"
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Ironically, a salutation to someone small in stature...
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1) A language used as vernacular for communication amongst many speakers of different languages, i.e. a creole.
2) An early version of this, a mix of English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic and other languages with Italian.
3) (British) The English variant used by many Asian immigrants, mixing English with Indian tongues like Gujarati, Urdu/Hindi, Sinhalese, etc.
1) Swahili is the lingua franca in East Africa. Millions of people who speak indigenous languages also speak it for communication.
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1) 'Love' based on lust and physical attraction.
Amalgamation of /tw/enty-first and l/ove/
Jimmy's in twove- yet again- with so'slut he met at the party...
... I'm sure
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The process of fighting the urge to use a prostitute...
Leno an't sex for a year- he's in the bullfighting stage...
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Exclaimation meaning "what a mistake!" or "how terrible!"
"Bryguy was photographed in the bath by his ex- now, it's all over the internet"
"--tragic!"