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spiv [ingl. am. spɪv, ingl. brit. spɪv] SUST. ingl. brit. argot

spiv

vivales m coloq.

spiv

avivado m Co. Sur coloq.

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he's a real spiv ingl. brit. argot

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Where some of us see a tiresome pub bore, a bully, a spiv, others see a folk hero. www.scotsman.com

Have the chancers and spivs taken over industry without my having noticed? www.theengineer.co.uk

Anyone who believes a single promise this bunch of spivs, charlatans, chancers and wide-boys makes should be ashamed. blogs.channel4.com

The gentleman's version of the be-stockinged lovely is the plausible spiv. www.independent.co.uk

This merry-go-round just makes money for banks, property spivs and real estate agents. www.theage.com.au

And so when the marketing spivs tell us "the tradition continues", some of us feel it's less than just a slogan. www.theroar.com.au

Add to that attack dogs usually associated with a crack house and spivs normally expelled from a flea market. www.express.co.uk

On urban issues, the real estate industry's spivs and spruikers declaim that development drives all. theconversation.com

This article clearly demonstrates just how badly the politicians, bureaucrats and the finance spiv class are damaging our country. www.watoday.com.au

Sid with slicked back hair, a smart suit and a kipper tie; very much the spiv. en.wikipedia.org

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