Examples of 'billingsgate' in a sentence
Meaning of "billingsgate"
billingsgate (verb) - to use coarse or abusive language, particularly in a loud and aggressive manner
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- Profane, abusive language; coarse words.
- To use abusive language towards.
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That this is not billingsgate fish market.
Billingsgate fish market prices.
He was a porter down Billingsgate and he stank of fish.
Billingsgate was a famous fish market in central London.
And my father was a Billingsgate fish market porter.
The McAteers are one of the oldest firms in Billingsgate.
What is left of Billingsgate Island is only visible at low tide.
Clean as a codfish from Billingsgate market.
And a Billingsgate fish wife . lssie had a very vulgar humour.
I feel more like a Billingsgate porter.
I remember quite a nice one right next to the fish market in Billingsgate.
But we must not keep this Billingsgate man waiting.
To Billingsgate Dock, to sail upon the evening tide.
You received your education in Billingsgate.
From Kensington to Billingsgate one Hears the restless cries.
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Howard worked as a fishmonger at Billingsgate Market.
This is Billingsgate Market, the largest fish market in London.
I was going to Billingsgate.
Billingsgate Fish Market in London is sanctioned as a permanent institution, by an Act of Parliament.
I am a porter at Billingsgate.
Market trip to Billingsgate - UK 's largest inland fish market.
Salmon was caught in the Foyle and sent to Billingsgate Market the next day.
Billingsgate Market- world-famous largest fish market.
The pieces must be taken from Clerkenwell to Billingsgate Dock.
The church stood in the Billingsgate ward of the City of London.
As a cross between Lucrezia Borgia McQueen would describe Issie and a Billingsgate fishwife.
I am at Billingsgate.
McQueen would describe Issie as a cross between Lucrezia Borgia and a Billingsgate fish wife.
With the oysters still at Billingsgate and the flautist threatening to die?
McQueen would describe lssie as a cross between Lucrezia Borgia and a Billingsgate fish wife.
Fish was hauled by trawler to Billingsgate Market ; wine came from France and Portugal.
As an infant he was adopted by George Freeman, a porter at Billingsgate fish market.
Well, he was working over at Billingsgate Foods in charge of the soup, fell in.
During his time at Barnet, Brown also worked as a fishmonger in Billingsgate Fish Market.
I feel more like a Billingsgate porter. Hmmm, not very flattering.
The ceremony itself will take place on 8th December at Old Billingsgate in central London.
Billingsgate Fish Market, located in East London, is the United Kingdom 's largest inland fish market.
St Andrew Hubbard was a parish church in the Billingsgate ward of the City of London.
All four of the Barnett brothers were fish porters by 1878, working in Billingsgate Market.
And he [ laughs ] came to Billingsgate one day, smiling at first.
What is he hiding? Billingsgate.
Vince, have some blokes from Billingsgate Market been here?
I am a fish-woman at Billingsgate.
I do not wish to offend, but … From Kensington to Billingsgate One hears the restless cries.
Clean as a codfish from Billingsgate market . Rip!
This is better than a wet Wednesday in Billingsgate Market, ain't it?
