Wotcher

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• Wotcher — …   Wikipedia

• wotcher — interjection /wɒtʃə/ a) A friendly greeting. b) what do you …   Wiktionary

• wotcher — interj. (British use) greeting used between friends …   English contemporary dictionary

• wotcher! —  Hello! …   A concise dictionary of English slang

• wotcher — int. Brit. sl. a form of casual greeting. Etymology: corrupt. of what cheer …   Useful english dictionary

• Yo, Blair — Yo, Blair. How are you doing? was the apparently folksySusie Dent (2007) The Language Report: English on the move 2000 2007 ] greeting that United States President George W. Bush gave to British Prime Minister Tony Blair during the summit of the… …   Wikipedia

• cock — n British 1. a term of address (for men). It proba bly derives from cock sparrow , or from the image of a brave fighting cock. Typi cally, the word is used in an affectionate, bantering way in expressions such as the dated cockney wotcher cock!… …   Contemporary slang

• cock — • a general term for a man. Derives from the term cock sparrow and has been used for at least three hundred years. A common phrase heard is wotcher cock ! meaning hello mate . Also the term is very much used as a word for penis …   Londonisms dictionary

• wotcha — (also wotcher) exclamation Brit. informal used as a friendly or humorous greeting. Origin C19: corruption of what cheer? …   English new terms dictionary

• wotcha! — Exclam. A greeting. A shortening of what cheer! Also spelt wotcher. Mainly London use …   English slang and colloquialisms

• watcher! —  Form of greeting. See wotcher! …   A concise dictionary of English slang