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Verb. To look or explore. Abb. form of reconnoitre. E.g."I'm going into town to recce whether there's any sign of the police after last night's disturbance." {Informal} Phrs. 1. Very coarse, bristly. Also, when applied to a person, uncouth and objectionable. [Late 1800s] Adj. Used to add positive emphasis, and expressing unqualified, wholeheartedness. Frequently heard in roaring success. {Informal} I. Hamilton Till Human Voices Wake Us 45: The only thing he knew was physical violence [...] They were both as rough as guts. Noun. An unpleasant person, someone who does unpleasant things, an objectionable person. {Informal}

book of Jim Crumley's encounters with badgers in the wild in Scotland. The quality of the writing is superb. Noun. A hot and spicy curry. One, that on digestion, may cause looseness of the bowels and diarrhoea. See 'ring'.L. Hadow Full Cycle 141: ‘He’s a bit rough, isn’t he?’ Frank said quietly. ‘Too muggin’ right he’s rough’ [...] ‘Rough as guts.’.

Sun. Times (Perth) 9 Mar. 7/4: ‘Rough as bags,’ or ‘rough as goats’ knees’ is often heard when he is describing someone who falls short of his standard. Adj. Strange, odd, peculiar. E.g."That new kid's a bit rum, he's always talking to himself." {Informal} An unreasonably priced commodity or service. From the feeling that one if being deceived. E.g."Those Versace jeans are a rip-off. You should try buying clothes from the market." Verb. Push to the limits. Usually applied to driving a vehicle. E.g."I wouldn't buy a second hand hire car as you don't know who's ragged it." D. MacSweeney Jesus Mary Delahunty 93: The face looked as rough as a badger’s arse. It put him in mind of the head of John the Baptist just before he lost it.Noun. A flatulent imitative sound made with the lips and tongue, either expressing derision or used humourously for its rude associated qualities. From the rhyming slang raspberry tart meaning 'fart'. McGill Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl. 175: rough as [...] bags [...] Uncouth, crude or untidy; some of many versions from late C19 ANZ.

Time of day/time of year: Badgers are nocturnal and rarely seen in the day. During warm summer weather they may emerge from the sett a short while before sunset. Noun. The hand when employed for masturbation. Usually preceded by dating or spending time with. Also Rosy Palm and her five sisters. E.g."I've been single for 6 months now, so have spent some time with Rosie palm and her five sisters." Cf. ' Madam Palm and her five sisters'. Noun. An objectionable, small person. From runt meaning the smallest or weakest in a litter of animals.

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Noun. An arab, Sikh, or other race, religion or culture that traditionally wears cloth headwear. Offens. Noun. An act of sexual intercourse. E.g."I'd give her a good rogering anytime she likes." [Late 1700s] Badgers have a unique friend circle that includes large animals. For instance, in certain parts of the United States, you can find badgers and coyotes hunting together. However, the alliances aren’t long-lived. Sometimes animals have a mutualistic relationship. They’ll form a temporary alliance that’s mutually beneficial. It’s a way of different species working together to serve their primary needs. Instead, badgers take advantage of prey running away from the coyote. When the coyote drives the prey underground, the badger strikes. Everyday prey would include ground squirrels, prairie dogs, or anything else that likes to burrow. 5. Honey Badgers Make Horrible Pets

Verb. To criticize, to reject as totally worthless. E.g."Ever since I started this job he's just rubbished all my ideas." {Informal} L. Thomas Magic Army 371: ‘What a mob,’ he said to one of his comrades. ‘Rough as a badger’s arse.’. Verb. To smell badly. E.g."Hold your nose when you go in the boy's bedroom, it ronks in there." [Mainly Northern use]Noun. 1. Sexual intercourse usually between at least two males and a female, although it could involve all males, in which there is an act of double penetration. Abb. of spit roasting. See spit roast. To cheer on or support a person or group of people, frequently within competitive sports. Usually followed by for. E.g."Which team are you rooting for?" {Informal}