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Need help with British slang...
In my readings I came across an expression used by an RAF pilot in Malta during the Blitz that I was not familiar with---HOPEFULLY it's not a obscene expression; anyhow...here goes:
The pilot was referring to the German aircraft bombarding Malta as 'JU88s, JU87s & other gash kites; So...what does the term Gash means in these circumstances? thanks, ahead of time NickM |
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