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Cockney Rhyming Slang Letter H

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Haddock & Bloater	Motor
'Where's ya haddock parked son?'

Haddock and Bloater	Motor

Hail and Rain	Train
'When's the next Hail and Rain?'

Hair Gel	Bell

Hairy Chest	Very best
'Cheers mate all the hairy chest'

Hairy Knees	Please

Hairy Toes	Nose
'Look at his huge Hairy Toes.'

Hale and hearty	Party
'Come to my hale and hearty'

Hale and Pace	Face
'What's wrong with your Hale and Pace?'

Half A Gross	Dose

Half An Oxford Scholar	Half a dollar

Half Inch Alternatives	Pinch (steal)
'Someone's 'Alf Inched me wallet!'

Half Inch Alternatives	Pinch (steal)
'My motor's just been 'alf inched!'

Ham and Cheesy	Easy

Ham and Egger	Beggar

Ham and Eggs	Legs

Hammer and Tack	Back

Hampden Roar	Score
'You know the Hampden'

Hampstead Heath	Teeth
'Got to go down the dentist to have me 'Ampsteads looked at'

Hank Marvin	Starving

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