"Peach" is London street slang for giving evidence against ones' fellow villains.
You mean Oliver and Company? Billy Joel.
Lionel Bart wrote the music for the 1968 movie named Oliver! There was a 1948 movie but it was not a musical. None of the many other Oliver Twist movies were made in 1946.
If you are meaning the 1948 film version of Oliver Twist, directed by David Lean; the part of Oliver was played by John Howard Davies, who went on to become a successful television director and producer as an adult. He was involved in producing and directing famous TV comedies such as Fawlty Towers and Monty Python's Flying Circus.
Wurkus is not found in dictionaries. It is in Chapter I of Charles Dickens OLIVER TWIST, inserted in a sentence said to a surgeon by a rude nurse. The word created by Dickens may be the written representation of the accent of that nurse pronouncing "workhouse", where Oliver had just been born.
characters are like letters, punctuation marks, spaces, numbers etc. in chinese it could also mean each separate character but you know ;) But don't confuse characters with words. Something with 40-140 characters is really little!
You mean Oliver Twist. Charles Dickens created him.
You mean Oliver and Company? Billy Joel.
Lionel Bart wrote the music for the 1968 movie named Oliver! There was a 1948 movie but it was not a musical. None of the many other Oliver Twist movies were made in 1946.
If you are meaning the 1948 film version of Oliver Twist, directed by David Lean; the part of Oliver was played by John Howard Davies, who went on to become a successful television director and producer as an adult. He was involved in producing and directing famous TV comedies such as Fawlty Towers and Monty Python's Flying Circus.
they are children who steal from people by sneakily taking things out of peoples pockets if you've seen the old oliver twist film youll know what i mean
Princess Peach ate a peach as her first food... that's why they called her Peach.
they are children who steal from people by sneakily taking things out of peoples pockets if you've seen the old oliver twist film youll know what i mean
Wurkus is not found in dictionaries. It is in Chapter I of Charles Dickens OLIVER TWIST, inserted in a sentence said to a surgeon by a rude nurse. The word created by Dickens may be the written representation of the accent of that nurse pronouncing "workhouse", where Oliver had just been born.
Half of a peach would be a peach that is cut into two equal pieces with the pit removed.
Peach
getting wipping from a peach tree branch
A tattoo of a peach blossom can mean generosity. It could also mean that the person is from Georgia.