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Often used in the same context:
bribes,
dodgy,
gaffer,
bribery,
gazumping,
nowt,
supergrass,
dosh,
kidology,
cockling,
golden handcuffs,
skulduggery,
collusion,
payola,
kickback,
peerage,
rort,
dobber,
postbag,
quango,
dafter,
bollocks,
sleaze,
underhandedness,
maladministration,
feck,
tosh,
footballers,
golden handshake,
dunfermline,
footie,
rotter,
kipper,
litter lout,
hibernian,
shirty,
payoffs,
tuppence,
corruption,
snoods,
owt,
shinpad,
sledging,
inquiry,
private eye,
moaner,
cack,
stramash,
rhyming slang,
taxman,
dealings,
faff,
tronc,
concealments,
wodge,
guvnor,
gobbing,
quid,
watford,
geordie,
maundy,
fixers,
lodgments,
telly,
watergate,
rammy,
bevvy,
trousered,
pillock,
shafting,
drivelling,
snell,
groundsman,
hawala,
bookmakers,
wally,
spongers,
drip feed,
cockney,
gentlemans,
spiv,
bagman,
remuneration,
pompey,
weasel words,
scouse,
brentford,
whistleblowing,
terracing,
trawlermen,
bellyful,
rubbish,
downing street,
clamper,
yob,
anglophobia,
refereeing,
falkirk,
fergie,
boyo,
hoaxing,
boot,
brace,
bung,
cover,
hood,
lid,
top,
tray,
trays,
bleachers,
bottoms,
casements,
collar,
covers,
cubicles,
doors,
fixtures,
funnel,
hallways,
helmet
Also try:
— Adjectives for bungs:
wooden,
recreant,
sterile,
new,
open,
large,
small,
removable,
fitting,
butyl,
high
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