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Ache and Pain

Ache and Pain is Cockney slang for Rain.

Little surprise that rain gets its own lovely little piece of rhyming slang, since we are in England after all!

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Credit: contributed by Danny on 16-May-2014.

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Classic 13 times. Modern 3 times. Mockney 7 times.

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