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allow itallow it means Stop it, leave it alone, drop the subject, or do not continue. Learn its London usage, pronunciation, examples, cautions, and related regional words.→barebare means A lot of, many, or very, depending on the sentence. Learn its London usage, pronunciation, examples, cautions, and related regional words.→endsends means A person's neighbourhood, local area, or home district. Learn its London usage, pronunciation, examples, cautions, and related regional words.→famA close friend or trusted member of one's social circle. Learn pronunciation, examples, register, cautions, and regional context.→innitA conversational tag seeking agreement or emphasis. Learn pronunciation, examples, register, cautions, and regional context.→lengVery attractive or exceptionally good. Learn pronunciation, examples, register, cautions, and regional context.→
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Wordallow itStop it, leave it alone, drop the subject, or do not continue.WordbareA lot of, many, or very, depending on the sentence.WordendsA person's neighbourhood, local area, or home district.WordfamA close friend or trusted member of one's social circle.WordinnitA conversational tag seeking agreement or emphasis.WordlengVery attractive or exceptionally good.Phraselink upMeet or connect with someone.WordlongToo much effort, inconvenient, tedious, or not worth doing.WordmandemA group of male friends, associates, or members of a peer group.WordmoistWeak, embarrassing, overly sentimental, or socially awkward.Phrasepattern upOrganise, fix, arrange, improve, or sort something out.WordpeakUnfortunate, harsh, embarrassing, or difficult.WordpengVery attractive, appealing, or exceptionally good.WordroadmanA young man associated with street-oriented style, speech, or social identity.WordsafeThanks, understood, approved, friendly, or all good.
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