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arse - buttocks, used in expressions like "hes a pain in the arse" bangers and mash - sausages and mashed potato bloke - a person, similar to the American slang word "dude" chav - a stereotype of a lower-class youth, assumed to be a troublemaker cuppa - slang contraction for "cup of;" refers to a cup of tea mate - friend baccy - tobacco bog - toilet bum - your bottom bung - a bribe or kickback chips - deep-fried potatoes (French fries) fag - a cigarette flutter - a bet gaff - home grub - food kip - nap lad - boy or young man lift - a ride loo - toilet mush - face or mouth quid - a British pound queue - a line
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Children find the brightly coloured and slick designs of today's packs appealing." Professor John Wass, academic vice-president of the Royal College of Physicians, said it was delighted by the news, although he added: "It is disappointing that we will have to wait for the results of yet another consultation, but we hope this will be swift and not impede the introduction of regulations in this parliament