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Yeoman character language doc
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pip-pip
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tally-ho!
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balderdash
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gosh
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dash it all
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by george
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by jove
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by jingo
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I say!
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man alive!
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hard cheese
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it just isn’t cricket
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flibbertigibbet
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spiffing
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old bean
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cheerio
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you’re a fine filly
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jolly (very, as in jolly good fun!)
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chin-chin
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tea and crumpets
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off his trolly (and/or rocker)
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fiddlesticks
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golly
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rather!
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he’s a cad and bounder!
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I think tweed is rather fetching
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tat-ta! (bye)
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tea vicar?
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bother
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scallywag
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Queensbury Rules!
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cut a rug
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oh flip
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anything for the weekend?
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I should co-co!
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Sir, you are a scholar and a gentleman
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beastly
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the flicks (the movies)
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good show
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stuff that for a game of soldiers
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a fib
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a porky
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a whopper (either very large, or a large lie)
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totty (girls)
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crumpet (girls again)
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bad form!
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sporting (gentlemanly, as in that was very sporting of you old chap)
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ladies first
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bad egg
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japes
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larks
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awfully (as in he’s awfully good isn’t he)
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oh eck
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oh crickey
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oh crumbs
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lie back and think of England
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stiff upper lip
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there’s a good fellow
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chap
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chum
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you can go whistle!
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half-cocked
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that’s dash decent of you!
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gay
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bally
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steady-on
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same to you with knobs on!
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spit and polish
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jezebel!
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wireless (radio)
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horseplay
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ne’r do well
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You have insulted a lady, I ought to take off my belt and thrash you within an inch of your life Sir!
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poppycock
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rakish (as in to wear your hat at a rakish angle)
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stuff and nonesense
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come-come!
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hear-hear!
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ding-dong! (normally said after seeing a fine filly)
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vagabonds
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shenanigans
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by thunder
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codswallop
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whoopsy-daisy
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gobbledegook
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nutty slack (coal)
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mad as a brush!
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you little tinker!
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squire
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madcap
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fisticuffs
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a load of old tosh!
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cut of his gib
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blow your own trumpet
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plucky
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flabbergasted
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slap and tickle
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hanky-panky
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worse things happen at sea
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bottoms-up!
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Doesn’t it make you proud to be British