Toilet Synonyms | Collins English Thesaurus
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BBC Learning English on Twitter: "How did you do? The English slang word for 'toilet' is b) loo, Well done if you got that right. You can hear a discussion about slang
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British Slang - With any languages you'll find plenty of terminology for restroom. Here are some you may here around the UK. Also of note, the WC (water closet) can refer to
Vocab Notebook - DAY 249 & 250: BOG & NIP 'Bog' is British slang for "toilet". Cambridge Dictionary examples: (a) I'm just going to nip to the bog. (b) We've run out
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