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English to Slang letter O
| Odd | Ken Dodd |
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| Odds (betting) | Ken Dodds |
| What are the Ken Dodds on that nag coming in? | |
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| Off | Frank Bough |
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| Oil | Bodie and Doyle |
| Can you pass me the Bodie and Doyle | |
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| Old Bill (Police) | Cold Chill |
| He went off with the cold chill. | |
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| Old man (father or husband) | Old Pot and Pan |
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| Old man (father or husband) |
Pot and Pan
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| Old man (father or husband) |
Pot and Pan
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| Old man (father) |
Peter Pan
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| How's your Peter Pan. | |
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| On my own |
Toblerone
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| On the labour (Labour Exchange) | Beggar My Neighbour |
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| One hundred pounds |
Century
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| Organ | Molly O'Morgan |
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| Out of order | Alan Border |
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| Overcoat | I'm Afloat |
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