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raddie
noun- an Italian or Anglo-Italian living in London UK, 1938
From the raddled-seeming complexion of some Italians compared to that of a pale Londoner, possibly influenced by REDDY (an Italian). Originally used of Italian families in Clerkenwell. - — David Powis, The Signs of Crime, 1977
- a political radical UK
- He discovered that his acquaintance was a bit of a raddie at heart. — Eric Parr, Grafters All, 1964
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