1) The police
2) A policeman or woman
1 - I was trying to rob the lawnmower out of this bloke's shed when the bastard clocked me and rang the plod.
2 - I got chased right down Bewley Drive by this one plod.
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A word used by scousers instead of a full stop (period) at the end of each sentance. Similar to Glaswegian "byraway", cockney "innit" or brummies "aroooit".
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1) A Giocheque received from the British government, esp. as payment of Unemployment Benefit.
2) A small, narrow alleyway between houses
Sense 1)"Arr eh laa, I 'aven't got yer dough dis week kidda, me jigger's late!"
Sese 2)"Deez plods wuz chasin us, so we run down de jigger and inter dis fella's back gaaarden"
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A girocheque received from the British government, esp. one used to pay Unemployment Benefit (also Dolecheque, see Dole)
"I haven't got your dough this week, my jigger's late."
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A nice big bottle of champagne, vintage 1944.
Hello garcon, we'll have a nice '44 Magnum if you don't mind.
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