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lowest common denominator

n the smallest integer or polynomial that is exactly divisible by each denominator of a set of fractions, (Abbrevs.) LCD, lcd (Also called) least common denominator

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low hanging fruit	n.	something easy to get
barmcake	n.	regional term for flat white bread roll, other terms are bap, batch, cob
gams	n.	term used to describe a woman's legs	[Slang] E.g: She is pretty and has some great gams.
bunghole	n.	vulgar term for "anus"
biatch	n.	bitch (alternative term)
sack	n.	slang term for male scrotum
bicycle-kick	n.	term used in football when a player makes an acrobatic movement using his legs
muffin top	exp.	informal term used to describe the flab in the abdominal area rolling over tight clothes	from the resemblance with a muffin whose top exceeds the margins of the paper it is baked in
better half	n.	humorous term for soulmate, partner, spouse	[Hum.]
doomsday believer	n.	term used to reffer to a person that thinks the end of the world is near
gazunder	v.	lower a price at the last minute to secure a sale	the chamber pot meaning is the NOUN. This is the verb.
gazump	v.	raise a price after agreeing on a lower one	Common real estate term but 'of uncertain origin'. However WW1 Australian soldier's diary records: "Huge rubber gun gazumps were falling all over the town [Watten]..." A weapon?
slumpy	adj.	undesirable, at much lower standards than expected	synonym for "shitty"
skanky	adj.	low; cheap, dirty, sluttish (as behavior and/or look)
tidal energy	n.	renewable energy obtainable on coasts based on the sea or ocean low and high tides
tramp stamp	exp.	(colloquially) tattoo on the lower back

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