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| gen. |
мак; опий; маковая головка |
| argot. |
героин |
| arquit. |
украшение на углах церковных скамеек |
| bot. |
мак опийный (Papaver somniferum); мак-самосейка (Papaver rhoeas) |
| constr. |
орнамент в виде цветка мака |
| jerg. |
дедушка (Jambi_Jack); дедуля (Jambi_Jack); чумовой дед (Jambi_Jack); классный дед (Jambi_Jack); одновременно красивая и умная девушка (Jambi_Jack) |
| makár. |
маковый цвет; оранжево-красный цвет |
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| gen. |
папаша (val52 val52); Поппи (имя Taras) |
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маковый; лёгкий (Taras); запоминающийся (Taras); прилипчивый (о популярной музыке: Whatever, Mesmerised is a really pretty, catchy perhaps even poppy, little tune Taras); попсовый (Duff said that she did not want to make "a really poppy album" because that was not the type of music she listened to CRINKUM-CRANKUM) |
| inf., mús. |
попсовый (in some contexts) of or relating to pop music: So the band [Genesis] had this sort of import, it didn't get poppy, they weren't doing Sussudio and these kinds of things they did, or Invisible Touch, you know, got poppy as time went on, as some would say (Ward Carrol on Rick Beato's Youtube channel)  youtu.be 'More) |
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| abrev., argot. |
money (From cockney rhyming slang, bread and honey = money, and which gave rise to the secondary rhyming slang "poppy", from poppy red = bread Letvik) |
| recurs. |
papaver somniferum (Papaver somniferum) |
