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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Slang For Elephant And Castle

What Is The Slang For Elephant and Castle is it (DIRTY ASSHOLE )Emotion: surprise
  

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S. I don't know why there would be any slang for either of these, much less "dirty" slang. Or are you saying that "Elephant and Castle" is slang for something else?

— Khoff

  • S.
  • I don't know why there would be any slang for either of these, much less "dirty" slang.
  • Or are you saying that "Elephant and Castle" is slang for something else?
  • Could you give us more context for your question, please?
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Wikipedia tells me that "Elephant and Castle" is the name of an intersection (and the surrounding neighborhood) in London, and also the name of a chain of restaurants in the U.S. I don't know why there would be any slang for either of these, much less "dirty" slang. Or are you saying that "Elephant and Castle" is slang for something else? Could you give us more context for your question, please
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It's not the Urban Dictionary. No idea.

CJ
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Dear Anon

I can see the Elephant and Castle from where I live: you can just call it "the Elephant"

But I think you are asking a different question: is the phrase "Elephant and Castle" used as slang to mean something different?

I have never heard it, but obviously it could be used as rhyming slang for a part of the anatomy that rhymes with a stereotype South London pronou
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