Gregory

slang The neck. The term comes from rhyming slang in which "Gregory Peck" rhymes with "neck." (Gregory Peck was a US actor in the mid-20th century.) Primarily heard in UK. Here, take a scarf! It's too cold to go out with your Gregory bare.

Gregory Peck

slang The neck. The phrase comes from rhyming slang in which "Gregory Peck" rhymes with "neck." (Gregory Peck was a US actor in the mid-20th century.) Primarily heard in UK. Here, take a scarf! It's too cold to go out with your Gregory Peck bare.

词组	Gregory
释义	Gregory Gregory slang The neck. The term comes from rhyming slang in which "Gregory Peck" rhymes with "neck." (Gregory Peck was a US actor in the mid-20th century.) Primarily heard in UK. Here, take a scarf! It's too cold to go out with your Gregory bare. Gregory Peck slang The neck. The phrase comes from rhyming slang in which "Gregory Peck" rhymes with "neck." (Gregory Peck was a US actor in the mid-20th century.) Primarily heard in UK. Here, take a scarf! It's too cold to go out with your Gregory Peck bare. See also: Gregory, peck Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: Gregory Peck take the checkered flag take the chequered flag neck and neck shot in the neck stick one's neck out, to by a hair by a nose by an eyelash win, lose, etc. by a short head
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