bluh
bluh
n. a buddy; a blood (sense 2). (Streets.) Yo, ma bluh!
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- fettie
- bousta
- late
- bout it
- Hey!
- lucci
- okay
- layed
- stir
- grubs
References in periodicals archive
"To be honest I'm a little bit stunned," said Coun Bluh. "I have a passion and vision for the town."
Bilie's not top of pops
Mr Bluh said the ban, which was imposed before he became Swindon council leader in 2006, had changed his behaviour, but said there were other ways to improve people's driving.
Mr Bluh said Conservative councillors moved a motionon the issue two months ago and a decision will be made by September.
Mr Bluh said: "We are not going to compromise safety, but we are taking the opportunity to review how we utilise the money.
Anti-camera council chief was banned for speeding
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Currently, Bluh is associate director for technical services and administration at the University of Maryland School of Law's Thurgood Marshall Law Library.
Pamela Bluh
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But Roderick Bluh, leader of Swindon Borough Council, defended his town, saying: "We're used to this sort of thing in Swindon.
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