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wide boy

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wide boy
n
Brit slang a man who is prepared to use unscrupulous methods to progress or make money
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Byline: SCOTT McDERMOTT BRAZILIAN wide boy Sammir isn't scared of getting physical with Hearts after bruising battles in his homeland.
Samba steel for Sammir by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
The three-part drama has been gripping stuff and features wonderful performances, not least from Bradley Walsh, who proves there's more to him than playing cockney wide boy Danny Baldwin in Corrie The saga began when Sarah, a woman still struggling to cope with the disappearance of her daughter a decade earlier, thought she saw a teenager who could be her Alice.
The story so far; TORN WEDNESDAY, STV, 9pm by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Those who behave in such a manner risk being compared to wide boys and indeed, might even make some people think they have something to hide.
Brewing up a big fuss by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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