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[dog's bollocks]  {n.}

1. Anything obvious ("Sticks out like the dog's bollocks").

2. Something especially good or first rate ("It's the dog's bollocks", sometimes abbreviated to, "it's the dog's").

[Done up like a kipper]  {adj.}

1. Beaten up.

2. Fitted up or framed.

3. Caught red-handed by the police.

[Donkey's years]  {n.}

(Donkey's ears) a very long time. In reference to the length of a donkey's ears. Sometimes abbreviated to, "donkey's".

[doofer]  {n.}

An unnamed object.

[dosser]  {n.}

Someone who might stay in a dosshouse.

[dosshouse]  {n.}

A cheap boarding house frequented by tramps.

[duff]  {adj.}

1. broken, not working.

2. To beat, as in 'duff up'.

3. Pregnant (up the duff).