Проживал я как-то в Англии-Ирландии. В каждом графстве свой диалект и жаргон, таких выражений не встречал. Грубое обычно-фукин битш, ироничное -май лав, богатый папик- хани-мани.
*sunshine*? Only in Florida, a redneck on the street will call you sunshine instead of ma'am. Ma'am for older ladies though. No innuendo, just common politeness and compliment
Sugar dating, also called sugaring,[1] is a transactional dating practice typically characterized by an older wealthier person and a younger person in need of financial assistance in a mutually beneficial relationship. According to the Oxford English Dictionary (2017), the term "sugar" is slang, but is often used as a modifier to "sweeten" something and as a euphemism for money.[2] Payment can be received by way of money, gifts, support or other material benefits in exchange for companionship or a dating-like relationship.[3][4] The person who receives the gifts is called a sugar baby, while their paying partner is called a sugar daddy or sugar momma.[5]
Sugar dating is especially popular in the online dating community because of the easy access to specific niches and desires. (wiki)
*Sugaring*??? Really? I am not into Oxford dictionary and not a linguist. *Sugaring* in plain American Anglo always means *waxing*, unwanted hair removal, haha. Used to live in London in posh area on Finchley st. St Johns wood. Guarantee the neighbors speak perfect British, so better do not scare them with *sugaring* or be labeled a low life, lol
You might practice your beloved slang at the Billingsgate fish market, I guarantee you won't understand a word in cockney accent...
doxy???huh? *doxy or doxie* in English means Dog, doggie ahaha! In Germany where I live, a doll is and was always PUPPE, have never heard doxy. I strongly advise you to be careful when calling unknown ladies names
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Ma'am for older ladies though. No innuendo, just common politeness and compliment
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Sugar dating is especially popular in the online dating community because of the easy access to specific niches and desires. (wiki)
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unwanted hair removal, haha. Used to live in London in posh area on Finchley st. St Johns wood. Guarantee the neighbors speak perfect British, so better do not scare them with *sugaring* or be labeled a low life, lol
You might practice your beloved slang at the Billingsgate fish market, I guarantee you won't understand a word in cockney accent...
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*doxy or doxie* in English means Dog, doggie ahaha!
In Germany where I live, a doll is and was always PUPPE, have never heard
doxy. I strongly advise you to be careful when calling unknown ladies names
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