- Douglas Hurd
- • Modern Rhyming Slang for 'turd'. Normally shortened to 'Douglas'. eg. "Just nipping out for a Douglas mate".
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Douglas Hurd
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Douglas — n British a 3rd, a third class university honours degree. A student witticism of the late 1980s playing on the name, Douglas Hurd, of a long serving member of Mrs Thatcher s Conservative cabinet (a Rich ard is a synonym). Compare Desmond; Pattie; … Contemporary slang
