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Imogen Stewart, Stafford College
How could you describe what is
being worn?
Imogen Stewart, Stafford College
What type of occasion is this?
Imogen Stewart, Stafford College
What types of setting are these?
Imogen Stewart, Stafford College
What type of dress code is this?
Imogen Stewart, Stafford College
What types of setting are these?
Imogen Stewart, Stafford College
What type of dress code is this?
“Yeah but no but yeah but no but…”
Imogen Stewart, Stafford College
Chav
• Chav is a derogatory slang term in popular usage
throughout the UK. It refers to a subculture
stereotype of a person who is uneducated,
uncultured and prone to antisocial or immoral
behaviour. The label is typically, though not
exclusively, applied to teenagers and young adults
of white working-class or lower-middle class
origin. Chav is used for both sexes, where a male
chav is sometimes referred to as a chavster and a
female as a chavette. ...
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav
Imogen Stewart, Stafford College
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Imogen Stewart, Stafford College
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comprehend
understand
get it
intoxicated
exhausted
drunk
tired
clumsy
wasted
knackered
cack-handed
girl
babe
without manual
dexterity
lady
Imogen Stewart, Stafford College