CROSSRAIL (n.) Mythical stagecoach said to magically transport the populace across the Metropolis
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Johnson’s London Dictionary: Eastenders
EASTENDERS (n., a.) Television species much given to shout for no apparent reason in the name of entertainment
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Johnson’s London Dictionary: Cockney
HOUSE OF LORDS (n.) Large congregation of superannuated octogenarians each carrying relaxed countenance while endeavouring to remain awake
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Johnson’s London Dictionary: Houses of Parliament
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT (n.) Edifice designed to impress the naive, whose incumbants doth speak with alacritous mannerisms, but whose actions are tardy
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Johnson’s London Dictionary: Cockney
COCKNEY (n., a.) Native of London whose speech is devoid of adjectives, their apparel adorned with buttons for no apparient reason
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