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cockney rhyming slang.
Cockney English is also characterized by its own special vocabulary and usage in the form of "cockney rhyming slang". The way it works is that you take a pair of associated words where the second word rhymes with the word you intend to say, then use the first word of the associated pair to indicate the word you originally intended to say. Some rhymes have been in use for years and are very well recognized, if not used, among speakers of other accents.
Examples:
"apples and pears" – stairs
"plates of meat" – feet
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Somebody please explain more thoroughly, or correct the given explanation if it's wrong. I honestly don't get it.
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