London Slang

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up for it - to be willing to have a good time. Also for a woman to be sexually available.

uphill / upstairs gardener - a male homosexual. The term is a reference to anal intercourse. I leave it to your imagination to work it out.

up the duff - to be pregnant, usually by mistake. A 'duff' is a pudding (usually plum), so to be up the duff is to have 'a bun in the oven'.

Uncle Tom Cobley and all - a phrase meaning 'everyone'. Can be used sarcastically as in "I bloody turned up to find Uncle Tom Cobley and all there !". From the song 'Widecombe Fair'.

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	Site Design by Site Hosted by	U up for it - to be willing to have a good time. Also for a woman to be sexually available. uphill / upstairs gardener - a male homosexual. The term is a reference to anal intercourse. I leave it to your imagination to work it out. up the duff - to be pregnant, usually by mistake. A 'duff' is a pudding (usually plum), so to be up the duff is to have 'a bun in the oven'. Uncle Tom Cobley and all - a phrase meaning 'everyone'. Can be used sarcastically as in "I bloody turned up to find Uncle Tom Cobley and all there !". From the song 'Widecombe Fair'.
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