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Aris
· noun · cockney-deep
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Aris In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Layered Cockney rhyming slang. 'Bottle and glass' rhymes with arse, 'Aristotle' rhymes with bottle, then 'Aris' clips Aristotle. Popularised through 20th-century London slang and TV like Minder.
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What does Aris mean?
It's a Cockney double-rhyme for 'arse'.
Where does Aris come from?
It's a layered rhyming slang: 'arse' becomes 'bottle and glass', 'bottle' becomes 'Aristotle', and 'Aristotle' gets shortened to 'Aris'.
How do you use Aris in a sentence?
"Get off your Aris and give me a hand."
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