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British Slang: Laughing Gear

Laughing Gear – mouth. Examples: You wanted a burger, well there you go get you laughing gear round that. So there I am, back of the cab, both of them got their laughing gear round my old single barre

Laughing Gear – mouth.

Examples:

You wanted a burger, well there you go get you laughing gear round that.

So there I am, back of the cab, both of them got their laughing gear round my old single barrel pump action yoghurt rifle, yeah.

Meanings from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

  • Laugh [la:f] – I laugh. Laughter.
  • Gear [giə] – Mechanism. Equipment, accessories.

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