clap
To strike the palms of the hands together, creating a sharp sound.
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Where will you be? Anywhere UK & IrelandUnited StatesOnline slangBusiness jargon
Expressions you’ll hear in the US — distinctly American usage first, then widespread staples.
clap cheeks
To have sex or have sex with.
clap up
to imprison
clean as a bean
Very clean.
clean as a new pin
Very clean.
clem
A brick or stone.
clink
A prison.
clink-clanks
handcuffs
clobbered
Drunk.
clockweight
A testicle.
clouter
A thief.
clouts
Clothes.
club nine
The team.
coachee
A coachman.
coaley
A coalman.
cobblers
testicles.
cock holster
Anything that serves as a receptacle for a man's penis during sex.
cock snot
semen
cock sock
A garment designed to cover the penis, either as a novelty item or for the purpose of modesty.
cock-up
A mistake.
cockbiting
Despicable.
cockhead
The glans penis.
cocksicle
A cold or frozen penis.
cocksuckery
fellatio
cocksucking
Fellatio.
cohog
A co-ed.
coin purse
Testicles.
coin slot
Vagina.
coke
Cocaine.
cold as a wagon tire
Dead.
cold as a witch's kiss
Very cold.
cold as a witch's tit
Very cold.
cold as balls
Very cold.
cold as death
Very cold.
cold as ice
Very cold.
cold iron
A bad omen.
colgate
toothpaste
come
Semen.
come in
To enter.
communazi
Communist.
communazism
Communism.
compuper
A computer.
compy
A computer.
condie
A condom.
confuzzlement
confusion
conk out
To fall fast asleep; to sleep soundly.
coo
Cool.
cookie pusher
A waitress.
coolamundo
cool
coom
Semen.
cooter
A redneck.
corinne
cocaine
corn juice
whiskey
corned
Drunk.
cornflake
Fake.
cornhole
The anus.
correctamundo
correct
cosy up
To snuggle.
county brownie
A sheriff.
Covent Garden
A farthing.
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