noun
Street Slang
weasel
WEE-zuhl · noun · slang
Clipped rhyming slang for a coat (from weasel and stoat).
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A coat — the everyday clip of 'weasel and stoat'.
“Grab your weasel, we're leaving.”
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weasel In A Sentence
Grab your weasel, we're leaving.
Origin & Usage
Shortened from 'weasel and stoat' ('stoat' rhymes with 'coat').
Variants
weasel and stoat
People Also Ask
What does 'weasel' mean in Cockney slang?
It means a coat. It's the shortened, everyday form of the rhyming slang 'weasel and stoat'.
Where does it come from?
From 'weasel and stoat', where 'stoat' rhymes with 'coat'. As is common in rhyming slang, only the first word is kept.
How is it used?
You might say 'grab your weasel, we're leaving' to tell someone to get their coat.
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