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Shanter "noun": Generic Portsmouth term for any ale house.


I am popping out for a quick shant - I am going to the pub for a beer.

I have been on the shant since 9 this morning - I am inebriated due to my desire to drink alcohol from an innapropriate time of the day.

I am totally shanted - blow me, I seem to have vomitted all over the cat again!

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Feel free Mockney! There are a few Portsmouth exiles in the ED area (and yes, we are all obese drug addicts!) so you may get some knowing looks when using the term, but as you point out, it can be used instead of 3 alternative words so it must be good!


13 mins until I am out of here for my particular shant! Rye Tavern Garden me thinks!


SHANT ON!

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