Pat (Malone)
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Pat (Malone)
noun
noun, mainly Austral
Rhyming slang for 'own', usu. in phr. on one's Pat, alone. (1908 —) .
N. Marsh We're dopey if we let that bloke go off on his Pat (1943).
noun, mainly Austral
Rhyming slang for 'own', usu. in phr. on one's Pat, alone. (1908 —) .
N. Marsh We're dopey if we let that bloke go off on his Pat (1943).
| Pat, Pape, Paki shop | |
| Pay, Peck's bad boy, Peckham rye |
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