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five to two
noun
a Jewish person UK, 1932
Rhyming slang for “Jew”.- [S]marmy five to two, thought the Dean, oops, no anti-semitism intended, but it just wasn’t a good idea to have a family of Jews so prominent in the Party in a country like Australia. — Frank Hardy, The Outcasts of Foolgarah, p. 155, 1971
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