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- noun Cockney rhyming slang A woman's
breast , usually as the pluralbristols .
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Examples
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On September 21st 2007, anonymous wrote: he might get a few interviews, but besides that he’ll keep his psychotic ass in bristol, tn. 97% of the people who watch him HATE chris cunningham. chris, its 14: 59. times almost up gurl
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PEBBLE: Village groups call bristol bay vote irresponsible.
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SIGNAGE: I hit the dollar store, buy the brightest colors of bristol board I can find, a permanent black marker, heavy-duty tape and some GARAGE SALE signs, and get to work.
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Come to bristoljobs. co.uk to find bristol jobs and the rest of England.
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January 27th, 2010 at 11: 54 am bristol palins baby says:
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Signage (bristol board, signs, permanent marker, heavy duty tape)
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Besides when you had people chanting drill baby drill at your trailor trash campaign rallies i thought you were talking about what every high school boy in wasilla does to bristol on friday nights.
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I caught lots of 25 '' char and a 3.5 pound grayling. bristol bay is better, 4 pound grayling and tons of char 10+ pounds. my biggest is about 17 pounds, 33 '' by 23 ''
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The original art is India ink on 11″x17″ Strathmore archival acid-free bristol paper.
We’re Auctioning off Captain Hammer! | Can't Stop the Serenity 2010
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I caught lots of 25 '' char and a 3.5 pound grayling. bristol bay is better, 4 pound grayling and tons of char 10+ pounds. my biggest is about 17 pounds, 33 '' by 23 ''
chained_bear commented on the word bristol
In tiddlywinks, "a gromp shot in which the face of the squidger is held perpendicular to the wink being played, and roughly parallel to the intended direction of the shot." (Originated at the University of Bristol.)
August 27, 2008
bilby commented on the word bristol
In this citation, a reference to the type of paper:
"The two mothers-in-law sat in May’s drawing-room on the afternoon of the great day, Mrs. Archer writing out the menus on Tiffany’s thickest gilt-edged bristol, while Mrs. Welland superintended the placing of the palms and standard lamps."
- Edith Wharton, 'The Age of Innocence'.
September 20, 2009