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St. Mary-le-Bow

The term Cockney has geographical, cultural and linguistic associations. Traditionally, it refers to people born within a certain area, that covered by "the sound of Bow bells". Geographically and culturally, it is often used to refer to working-class Londoners, particularly those in the East End. Linguistically, it can refer to the accent and form of English spoken by this group.

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• Related: British English, Rhyming slang, Estuary English, London slang, Mockney, Jafaican, Possessive me, T glottalization

Grose's 1811 dictionary Grose's 1811 dictionary www.fromoldbooks.org/Grose-VulgarTongue/c/cockney.html - Web

Whoohoo Cockney Rhyming Slang translator Whoohoo Cockney Rhyming Slang translator www.whoohoo.co.uk/cockney-translator.asp - Web

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