dog-end
Britishnoun
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The first edition of Loaded magazine appeared in May 1994, with a picture of Gary Oldman on the front smoking a dog-end, under a banner that declared him a super lad.
From The Guardian
When I first read Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me, on the recommendation of a friend back in the dog-end days of the 80s, I’d never heard of Fariña and was unaware of his folk scene fame.
From The Guardian
There were the dog-end years of Studio 54.
From The Guardian
His Life Sneerage goes to Conservative Andrew Mitchell for "denying he called cops 'plebs'," and Sneer of the Year to fellow Tory Mark Garnier, for telling his party not to bother with "dog-end voters" in "outlying regions".
From BBC
A Conservative MP "deeply, deeply regrets" causing offence after describing some people as "dog-end voters in outlying regions".
From BBC
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