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Cockney rhyming slang!

oxcomper | 14:24 Fri 16th Jun 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Does anyone know what the cockney "fife and Drum" stands for please?

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Melr

It's bum

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Thanks, but I need an answer 9,3 beginning S.

Could it be Somebody's Bum?

This was answered a few days ago as Beautiful Bum

Question Author

Yes, but that doesn't begin with S, and it has to be S for the prize word to work!.

Never mind, as I know the prize word anyway, I shall just use somebody's

crosso

it is a scottisher bum

crosso

my last answer doesn't fit so i presume it is spelled scotisher bum, I am not a cockney so I beg your pardon if i'm leading you astray

crosso

ie as in mooning (with a kilt).

scotsman's bum?

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Thanks all. I'll go with Scotisher bum I think!

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