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up west; up West
noun
the West End of London UK
Originally as viewed from the East End, subsequently used throughout suburbia regardless of the compass.- When you were up west with Mods from all over London and the sticks you couldn’t help but feel theatrical[.] — Irish Jack, History, p. 31, 1979
- It’s all very well lavishing the grace and favour on saddle makers and titfer merchants up West[.] — Andrew Nickolds, Back to Basics, p. 15, 1994
- UP WEST[.] The West End is a short journey from the Elephant and Castle. — Brian McDonald, Elephant Boys, p. 239, 2000
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