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pillow
noun- a weak, effeminate, cowardly male AUSTRALIA
- And that pillow Keating has refused to meet me in the toilets hundreds of times after arguments. — Roy Slaven (John Doyle), Five South Coast Seasons, p. 136, 1992
- Going down Down Under is the perfect holiday package for birds fed up with the freezing Pommy winter and the deadshit pillows they’re forced to have as boyfriends. — Picture, p. 9, 5 February 1992
- If, as a male stripper, you don’t score bigtime on your first engagement, you are a pillow and a hopeless joke and we don’t wish to know you. — People, p. 13, 5 July 1999
- a sealed polyethylene bag of drugs US
- — William D. Alsever, Glossary for the Establishment and Other Uptight People, p. 25, December 1970
▶ an extra pillow
used as a coded references for a prostitute arranged by a hotel concierge UK- “In certain places you order prostitutes through the concierge, who gets kickbacks,” adds Edward-Jones. “The slang for it is ‘an extra pillow.’” — The Times, 16 April 2005
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