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Cockney Rhyming Slang Letter E
Early Doors
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Drawers (pair of) |
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Early Hour
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Flower |
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Early Hours
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Flowers |
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Earwig
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Twig (understand) |
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Easter Bunny
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Funny |
| You think you're so bloody Easter Bunny | |
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Easy Rider
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Cider |
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Eddie Grundies
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Undies |
| Where's me grundies? | |
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Eddy Grant
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Plant |
| I think there's an Eddie Grant on (while playing snooker) | |
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Edgar Alan Poe
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Tow |
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Edgar Allen Poes
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Toes |
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Edna Everage
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Beverage |
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Efan Ekuku
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Poo |
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Egg Yoke
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Joke |
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Eggs and Kippers
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Slippers |
| Put on your kippers and come here | |
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Eiffel Tower
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Shower |
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Eighteen Pence
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Sense |
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Elastic Bands
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Hands |
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Elephant's Trunk
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Drunk |
| I'm going to get elephant's | |
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Elephant's Trunk
Alternatives |
Drunk |
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Elliot Ness
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Mess |
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Elmer Fudd
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Spud |
| Pass the Elmers, please darling | |
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Elsie Tanner
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Spanner |
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Elvis
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Hair on (from Aaron, as in keep your hair on) |
| For god's sake calm down! Keep your Elvis! | |
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Emma Freuds
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Hemorrhoids |
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Empire State
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Mate |
| Alright my old Empire! | |
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Engineers and Stokers
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Brokers |
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Errol Flynn
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Chin |
| Land one on his Errol. | |
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Euan Blair
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Leicester Square |
| Meet me at Euan Blair | |
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Everton Toffee
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Coffee |
| Let's have an Everton | |
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Ewan McGreggor
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Beggar |
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Eye Lash
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Slash (urinate) |
| Rack 'em up again, I'm just off for an Eye Lash. | |
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