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English to Slang letter D

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Daft	Fore and Aft

Dance	Jack Palance

Dandy	Andy Pandy Alternatives
'He's a bit of an Andy!'

Danger	Stewart Granger
'Any Stewart of getting served?'

Dark	Gorky Park

Darlin'	Barney Marlin

Darlin'	Briney Marlin

Darts	Martial Arts

Daughter	Bottle of Porter

Daughter	Bricks and Mortar

Daughter	Bucket of Water
'I've just seen my Bucket on London Bridge'

Dead	Brown Bread

Dead	Father Ted

Dead	Right Said Fred Alternatives
'He's Right Said Fred.'

Dead (from Brown Bread = Dead)	Hovis
'He's Hovis mate, Brown Bread'

Deaf	Mutt and Jeff
'You'll have to speak up, 'e's a bit Mutton'

Deal	Jellied Eel Alternatives
'I'll give ya a great jelly on it'

Deef (Deaf)	Corned Beef
'Och, are ye Corned Beef or something?'

Denial	River Nile
'She's definitely in the River Nile'

Dense	Garden Fence
'He is such a garden fence.'

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