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RMCX7A24–london bus ride and cockney rhyming slang tea towel outside a holiday resort souvenir shop great yarmouth norfolk england uk
RMG6866T–The Queen meets well wishers during a walkabout in the market square, Romford. The Queen, who has travelled the globe visiting some of the world's most famous destinations, has never before visited the area, famous for Cockney rhyming slang and its East End connections.
RMB58BK1–Fifi here is smaller than the average Yorkshire Terrier. Weighing in at only 24 oz. Fifi is seen here next to the dog and bone which is Cockney rhyming slang for telephone. April 1977 77-02090
RM2RHJTJ0–Art young blond-haired girl blowing raspberry blowing strawberry, rude noises, sticking tongue out, word origin Cockney rhyming slang raspberry tart
!['The Man with the Load of Mischief', 18th century, (1943). A man with a chain and padlock round his neck, carrying a "load of mischief": a woman holding a glass of gin rides on his back, while a monkey pokes him in the ear. In the background is a pawnbroker's shop, a reference to belongings being pawned to buy alcohol. A misogynistic depiction which portrays the wife as a literal 'burden' to the husband. ('Trouble and Strife' is cockney rhyming slang for 'wife'). Inn sign attributed to William Hogarth which reputedly came from an inn called "The Mischief", in Oxford Street. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AG0H8H/the-man-with-the-load-of-mischief-18th-century-1943-a-man-with-a-chain-and-padlock-round-his-neck-carrying-a-quotload-of-mischiefquot-a-woman-holding-a-glass-of-gin-rides-on-his-back-while-a-monkey-pokes-him-in-the-ear-in-the-background-is-a-pawnbrokers-shop-a-reference-to-belongings-being-pawned-to-buy-alcohol-a-misogynistic-depiction-which-portrays-the-wife-as-a-literal-burden-to-the-husband-trouble-and-strife-is-cockney-rhyming-slang-for-wife-inn-sign-attributed-to-william-hogarth-which-reputedly-came-from-an-inn-called-quotthe-mischiefquot-in-oxford-street-2AG0H8H.jpg "'The Man with the Load of Mischief', 18th century, (1943). A man with a chain and padlock round his neck, carrying a "load of mischief": a woman holding a glass of gin rides on his back, while a monkey pokes him in the ear. In the background is a pawnbroker's shop, a reference to belongings being pawned to buy alcohol. A misogynistic depiction which portrays the wife as a literal 'burden' to the husband. ('Trouble and Strife' is cockney rhyming slang for 'wife'). Inn sign attributed to William Hogarth which reputedly came from an inn called "The Mischief", in Oxford Street. Stock Photo")
RM2AG0H8H–'The Man with the Load of Mischief', 18th century, (1943). A man with a chain and padlock round his neck, carrying a "load of mischief": a woman holding a glass of gin rides on his back, while a monkey pokes him in the ear. In the background is a pawnbroker's shop, a reference to belongings being pawned to buy alcohol. A misogynistic depiction which portrays the wife as a literal 'burden' to the husband. ('Trouble and Strife' is cockney rhyming slang for 'wife'). Inn sign attributed to William Hogarth which reputedly came from an inn called "The Mischief", in Oxford Street.
RM2GX8XFE–The Queen meets well wishers during a walkabout in the market square, Romford, Thursday March 6, 2003. The Queen, who has travelled the globe visiting some of the world's most famous destinations, has never before visited the area, famous for Cockney rhyming slang and its East End connections. Head shot, royals, hat, union jack. ©Anwar Hussein/allaction.co.uk
RMM9KRF4–A selection of apples and pears Cockney rhyming slang for stairs on display at borough market in central london. Colourful fruit and vegetables stall.
RMGKRE33–Novelty 'dog and phone' retro style telephone for sale on a bric a brac stall in the Grassmarket, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
RMC37WJT–1959 poster on an advertising hoarding or billboard in north London - it has the promotional slogan 'Drinka Pinta Milka Day'
RMPKB9FD–The originall Pearly Kings and queens Association on parade in Battersea Park, London in April 1980
RMG68669–The Queen meets well wishers during a walkabout in the market square, Romford. The Queen, who has travelled the globe visiting some of the world's most famous destinations, has never before visited the area, famous for Cockney rhyming slang and its East End connections.
RMG64HHX–A worker at the public records office at Kew, south west London, looking through the file of 'Mutt and Jeff' (Cockney rhyming slang for deaf), Norwegian spies who's real names were Helge Moe (pictured, top left), and Tor Glad (pictured, centre). * Both spies worked for Germany in April 1941, but were 'turned' by MI5 to spy for Britain as double agents. This is one of 311 files to be released by the records office, about the work of the security services. This the ninth and largest Security service release, brings the total number of MI5 records in the public domain to 1,643.
RMB58BJN–Fifi here is smaller than the average Yorkshire Terrier. Weighing in at only 24 oz. Fifi is seen here next to the dog and bone which is Cockney rhyming slang for telephone. April 1977 77-02090-005
RMGC29A7–A cash machine on Commercial Street, close to Spitalfields Market in east London, where customers have the option of withdrawing their money guided by Cockney rhyming slang.
RMEMGP0M–Detective Sergeant George Carter (left played by Dennis Waterman) and Detective Inspector John 'Jack' Regan (right played by John Thaw) seen here during rehearsals before a take on the set of the Euston Films TV series The Sweeney. The series focuses on the Flying Squad, a branch of the Metropolitan Police tasked with tackling armed robbery and violent crime in London. The programme's title derives from Sweeney Todd, which is Cockney rhyming slang for 'Flying Squad'. 8th December 1975
RM2GX8XFD–The Queen meets well wishers during a walkabout in the market square, Romford, Thursday March 6, 2003. The Queen, who has travelled the globe visiting some of the world's most famous destinations, has never before visited the area, famous for Cockney rhyming slang and its East End connections. Full length, royals, hat, walking stick. ©Anwar Hussein/allaction.co.uk
RMB4JA71–The London Pearly Kings & Queens Society: Back view of the Pearly Queen of Tower Hamlets walking towards fellow members.
RMGKRE36–Novelty 'dog and phone' retro style telephone for sale on a bric a brac stall in the Grassmarket, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
RMH4Y2B1–1959 poster on an advertising hoarding or billboard in north London - it has the promotional slogan 'Drinka Pinta Milka Day'
RM2HCEKH2–New York, USA. 27th Dec, 2021. A man is seen wearing a jacket with the “Fauci Ouchie” wording and skull design on the back, in New York, NY, December 27, 2021. The term refers to Anthony Fauci, Chief Medical Advisor to the President of the United States and the rhyming of “Ouchie” referring to the COVID-19 injection which may be painful. (Photo by Anthony Behar/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RMC1X16C–GOR BLIMEY GUV! IT'S A COCKNEY CASH MACHINE Take a butcher's at this... A series of ATM machines across the UK have been
RFT0F7HK–Writing note showing Merry And Bright. Business concept for defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Cutouts of Sliced Lime Wedge and Her
RMGC29AB–A cash machine on Commercial Street, close to Spitalfields Market in east London, where customers have the option of withdrawing their money guided by Cockney rhyming slang.
RMEJNGGE–Detective Sergeant George Carter (left played by Dennis Waterman) and Detective Inspector John 'Jack' Regan (right played by John Thaw) seen here during rehearsals before a take on the set of the Euston Films TV series The Sweeney. The series focuses on the Flying Squad, a branch of the Metropolitan Police tasked with tackling armed robbery and violent crime in London. The programme's title derives from Sweeney Todd, which is Cockney rhyming slang for 'Flying Squad'. 8th December 1975 *** Local Caption *** Planman - - 02/07/2010 - -
RMK25XAB–Fruit seller outside Marble Arch's Odeon Cinema. Image taken in 1959 A moment in time captured with a fruit and veg stand along with the trader.
RM2GX8XF8–The Queen meets well wishers during a walkabout in the market square, Romford, Thursday March 6, 2003. The Queen, who has travelled the globe visiting some of the world's most famous destinations, has never before visited the area, famous for Cockney rhyming slang and its East End connections. Half length, royals, hat, flowers, union jack. ©Anwar Hussein/allaction.co.uk
RMB4GGEY–A group of London Pearly Kings & Queens linked arm in arm wearing their distinctive pearly suits. Picture by Jim Holden.
RMJ1KAKW–Trafalgar Square,UK,22nd April 2017,Pearly Kings and Queens attend The Annual Feast of St George celebrations which took place in Trafalgar Square London attended by Sadiq Khan Mayor of London.There were free activities for children,food stalls and people dressed in costumes©Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RM2HCEKH3–New York, USA. 27th Dec, 2021. A man (r) is seen wearing a jacket with the “Fauci Ouchie” wording and skull design on the back, in New York, NY, December 27, 2021. The term refers to Anthony Fauci, Chief Medical Advisor to the President of the United States and the rhyming of “Ouchie” referring to the COVID-19 injection which may be painful. (Photo by Anthony Behar/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RMC1X16F–GOR BLIMEY GUV! IT'S A COCKNEY CASH MACHINE Take a butcher's at this... A series of ATM machines across the UK have been
RFT0GXHP–Writing note showing Merry And Bright. Business concept for defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Tree Branches Scattered with Leaves
RMGC29AE–A cash machine on Commercial Street, close to Spitalfields Market in east London, where customers have the option of withdrawing their money guided by Cockney rhyming slang.
RFT06D5J–Conceptual hand writing showing Merry And Bright. Concept meaning defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Wooden background vintage wood
RM2GX8XFH–The Queen meets well wishers during a walkabout in the market square, Romford, Thursday March 6, 2003. The Queen, who has travelled the globe visiting some of the world's most famous destinations, has never before visited the area, famous for Cockney rhyming slang and its East End connections. Full length, royals, hat, union jack, walking stick. ©Anwar Hussein/allaction.co.uk
RMB4J9C5–The Pearly Kings and Queens visit Chartwell in Kent. A very jolly gentleman laughs into the camera.
RFT06CPR–Handwriting text writing Merry And Bright. Conceptual photo defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Keyboard key Intention to create com
RMJ1KAJ1–Trafalgar Square,UK,22nd April 2017,Pearly Kings and Queens attend The Annual Feast of St George celebrations which took place in Trafalgar Square London attended by Sadiq Khan Mayor of London.There were free activities for children,food stalls and people dressed in costumes©Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RMC1X16H–GOR BLIMEY GUV! IT'S A COCKNEY CASH MACHINE Take a butcher's at this... A series of ATM machines across the UK have been
RMGC29AD–A cash machine on Commercial Street, close to Spitalfields Market in east London, where customers have the option of withdrawing their money guided by Cockney rhyming slang.
RMG8M6TB–Pearly Queens Leana Howard, right, and Courteney Lewis ride the Colossus rollarcoaster at theme park, Thorpe Park in Surrey Friday 26 August 2005 to launch the 'Talk Like a Cockney' day scheduled for Monday. In the light of new research launched this week which claims that the cockney accent is dying out, Thorpe Parke will bid to protect this vital part of London's heritage by offering the first 1,000 adult visitors to the Park free entry if they request their ticket using cockney rhyming slang. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Jane Mingay/PA
RM2GX8XF9–The Queen meets well wishers during a walkabout in the market square, Romford, Thursday March 6, 2003. The Queen, who has travelled the globe visiting some of the world's most famous destinations, has never before visited the area, famous for Cockney rhyming slang and its East End connections. Three quarter length, royals, hat, flowers, union jack. ©Anwar Hussein/allaction.co.uk
RFT06D22–Writing note showing Merry And Bright. Business concept for defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Keyboard key Intention to create com
RMJ1KBY5–Trafalgar Square,UK,22nd April 2017,Pearly Kings and Queens attend The Annual Feast of St George celebrations which took place in Trafalgar Square London attended by Sadiq Khan Mayor of London.There were free activities for children,food stalls and people dressed in costumes©Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RMC1X162–GOR BLIMEY GUV! IT'S A COCKNEY CASH MACHINE Take a butcher's at this... A series of ATM machines across the UK have been
RM2GX8XFA–The Queen meets well wishers during a walkabout in the market square, Romford, Thursday March 6, 2003. The Queen, who has travelled the globe visiting some of the world's most famous destinations, has never before visited the area, famous for Cockney rhyming slang and its East End connections. Full length, royals, hat, union jack, walking stick. ©Anwar Hussein/allaction.co.uk
RFT06D53–Writing note showing Merry And Bright. Business concept for defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Keyboard key Intention to create com
RMJ1KBW8–Trafalgar Square,UK,22nd April 2017,Pearly Kings and Queens attend The Annual Feast of St George celebrations which took place in Trafalgar Square London attended by Sadiq Khan Mayor of London.There were free activities for children,food stalls and people dressed in costumes©Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RMC1X164–GOR BLIMEY GUV! IT'S A COCKNEY CASH MACHINE Take a butcher's at this... A series of ATM machines across the UK have been
RM2GX8XFB–The Queen meets well wishers during a walkabout in the market square, Romford, Thursday March 6, 2003. The Queen, who has travelled the globe visiting some of the world's most famous destinations, has never before visited the area, famous for Cockney rhyming slang and its East End connections. Full length, royals, hat, union jack, walking stick. ©Anwar Hussein/allaction.co.uk
RFT06D0R–Conceptual hand writing showing Merry And Bright. Concept meaning defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Keyboard key Intention to crea
RMJ1KBY6–Trafalgar Square,UK,22nd April 2017,Pearly Kings and Queens attend The Annual Feast of St George celebrations which took place in Trafalgar Square London attended by Sadiq Khan Mayor of London.There were free activities for children,food stalls and people dressed in costumes©Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RFT0GXCH–Conceptual hand writing showing Merry And Bright. Concept meaning defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Round Shape with Horizontal Li
RMC1X16A–GOR BLIMEY GUV! IT'S A COCKNEY CASH MACHINE Take a butcher's at this... A series of ATM machines across the UK have been
RFT0GEXX–Handwriting text writing Merry And Bright. Conceptual photo defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Color Silhouette of Blank Square Spe
RMC1X16B–GOR BLIMEY GUV! IT'S A COCKNEY CASH MACHINE Take a butcher's at this... A series of ATM machines across the UK have been
RFT05M2Y–Handwriting text Merry And Bright. Conceptual photo defined London Cockney rhyming slang for illumination Blank Color Circle Floating photo with Shado
RMC1X16E–GOR BLIMEY GUV! IT'S A COCKNEY CASH MACHINE Take a butcher's at this... A series of ATM machines across the UK have been
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