Japanese crossword «Pear»
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In English pears rhythms with stairs.
In London they have Cockney rhyming slang where they change the actual phrase into something that rhythms with it.
In more civilised parts of England parents sending their children to bed might say "Get up those stairs" whereas Cockneys would say "Get up those apples & pairs".
In London they have Cockney rhyming slang where they change the actual phrase into something that rhythms with it.
In more civilised parts of England parents sending their children to bed might say "Get up those stairs" whereas Cockneys would say "Get up those apples & pairs".
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