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Harry — I. /ˈhæri/ (say haree) phrase do the Harry, Colloquial to run away or leave promptly. {rhyming slang do a Harold Holt do a bolt. See Harold Holt} II. /ˈhæri/ (say haree) phrase by the living Harry, (an emphatic mock oath intended to convey a… …
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Flash Harry — /flæʃ ˈhæri/ (say flash haree) noun Colloquial (dated) a man who is ostentatious in manner, behaviour and dress with the aim of making a good impression, although in fact demonstrating a lack of taste …
harikari — /hæriˈkari/ (say haree kahree) noun → harakiri …
harry — [c]/ˈhæri / (say haree) verb (harried, harrying) –verb (t) 1. to harass by forced exactions, rapacious demands, etc.; torment; worry. 2. to ravage, as in war; devastate. –verb (i) 3. to make harassing incursions. {Middle English herien, Old… …
Harry-high-pants — /hæri ˈhaɪ pænts/ (say haree huy pants) noun Colloquial someone, usually a male, wearing trousers pulled up unfashionably high …
Meharry — /məˈhæri/ (say muh haree) noun Mount, a peak in the Hamersley Range in north western WA, the highest peak in the state. 1253 m …
