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Thread: a washed-up old lash?
- 16-Jun-2010, 21:13 #1
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a washed-up old lash? in Corrie a bloke describes his ex as "a washed-up old lash" . What does "lash" mean? is it common?
- 16-Jun-2010, 21:14 #2
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Originally Posted by english-kazan 
- 16-Jun-2010, 21:22 #3
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Threadstarter / Original PosterTeacher Re: a washed-up old lash? clearly "lash" but now you mentioned it...
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