He knows all the palare doesn't he?
Dictionary of american slang with examples. .
Palare — Polari Gesprochen in Vereinigtes Königreich Sprachcodes ISO 639 1: ISO 639 2: mis (nicht kodierte Sprachen) ISO 639 3: pld Polari (auch: palare) war in den frühen 1960ern eine … Deutsch Wikipedia
palare — 1pa·là·re agg. TS aer. relativo alla pala di un elica {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: sec. XX. ETIMO: der. di 1pala con 2 are. 2pa·là·re v.tr. BU 1. spalare, rimestare con una pala 2. far avanzare un imbarcazione remando {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1583.… … Dizionario italiano
palare — {{hw}}{{palare}}{{/hw}}v. tr. Rafforzare con pali: palare le viti … Enciclopedia di italiano
palare — Also spelt polaris, this is a theatrical language which is now out of date. Also associated with circus performers and gays (polari). It is common in the UK radio show Round the Horne in the 1960s and was used by the out of work actors Julian and … Dictionary of american slang
palare — palare3 pl.m. e f. palari … Dizionario dei sinonimi e contrari
Piccadilly Palare — Infobox Single Name = Piccadilly Palare Artist = Morrissey from Album = Bona Drag (compilation) Released = 13th November 1989 (UK), 8th December 1989 (USA, Canada) Format = 7 , 12 , CD, cassette [ Recorded = ] Genre = Length = 3:26 Label = HMV… … Wikipedia
Bona Drag — Infobox Album Name = Bona Drag Type = Compilation album Artist = Morrissey Released = October 25, 1990 Recorded = 1987 1989 Genre = Alternative rock Length = 49:45 Label = HMV Producer = Stephen Street; Clive Langer Alan Winstanley Reviews = *… … Wikipedia
Polari — Infobox Language name=Polari nativename=Palare, Parlary, Palarie, Palari, Parlyaree region=United Kingdom and Ireland speakers=no estimate available familycolor=Indo European family=based English, Italian and Romany with variations… … Wikipedia
Polari — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Polari Hablado en Reino Unido Hablantes no estimado, sólo como 2ª lengua Familia basado en el inglés, algunas lenguas romances y el romaní … Wikipedia Español
éparpiller — [ eparpije ] v. tr. <conjug. : 1> • esparpeiller 1120; probablt du lat. pop. disparpaliare, du crois. du lat. class. palea « paille » et de la loc. dispare palare « répandre çà et là » 1 ♦ Jeter, laisser tomber çà et là (plusieurs choses… … Encyclopédie Universelle
