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Double (from English, double - two) - public toilet
JAWNER - accomplice of crime, gunner
PRESS - get caught, strangle
GIVING A DUBBAR - cold
GIVE MAYAKA - focus on something, on any subject
GIVE A HEAD - scout the crime scene, suggest such a place
GIVE LESSONS - sit back, teach thieves tricks
DAVILA - a representative of the authorities
GIVE A CLOP - call the apartment
GIVE A CANT - peek, follow
PRESS LIVER - to track down, look out
LAYING A LIGHTHOUSE - focusing on something, having a specific goal
GET A DECOR (PALETTE, etc.) - drink cologne, palette
LONG K - 1) camp office or colony stationed outside the city (distant colony); 2) toilet in prison (colony)
LADY - passive homosexual
DAMKA - woman
DARM PURCHASE - Easy Theft
DARMOVIK is an inactive accomplice receiving an equal share with all
DARMOVO - right thing
DARMO - back pocket in trousers
GIVE - report a theft
GIVE BEEFEZE (SAMPLE) - report the address of the object of theft
GIVE A SCREW - run away, run away from a convoy
PUT TO PAW - to bribe
GIVE IN BASIN - get drunk until vomiting
GIVE IN SHNIFT - hit in the eye
GIVE A DERU - escape from the colony
GIVE A HARDWARE - beat, coerce, force
GIVE FOODS ON THE CENTURAL - give a smoke
GIVE KNUTS - help sell stolen items
GIVE A PIECE OF BREAD TO A GOOD PEOPLE - inadvertently at interrogation to issue an accomplice
GIVE MAXI - 1) make a mistake; 2) miss something
GIVE TRIP - 1) beat the attacker; 2) force the attacker to retire
GIVE A SCREWDRIVER - commit money theft
GIVING A BRIDGE - distract anyone
GIVE PUTCH - beat, beat
GIVE TO PAY - to run away, run from the convoy
GIVE FULL DISTRIBUTION-issue to the investigation of all members of the criminal group
GIVE BY ROGAM - prohibit living after release in certain places
GIVE ON EACH - 1) reduce someone's status, authority; 2) to degrade in the thieves' rank
GIVE FUN AND FACEBOOK - to incite one person against another
GIVE A DISTRIBUTION - 1) to punish someone; 2) scold for something; 3) teach something; 4) make something do
GIVE GUM - give a hand when meeting
GIVE DEADLINE - Sentence, Condemn
GIVE TRUST - beat up someone
GIVE YOUR MIND - beat, beat
GIVE ZINC - Warn someone about liability for misconduct
DOWN (from English, down - down) - depression
DACHA - 1) prison; 2) an insulator; 3) colony
SUMMER - transfer, sending to the colony, prison
SUMMER - the person committing theft in the cottages
DASHKOSHNMK. - speculator
TWO TWENTY-FIVE - willow of the year took a job r hold ^^ 'for work
TWENTY-TWO, TWENTY-FOUR-FOUR-a man who unquestioningly executes the orders of thieves
TWO FIFTEEN - two police officers from the criminal investigation department
TWO WITH BOKU - policeman, operative
MOVE - do not give anything, do not pay the debt
MOVING A FOOD PROGRAM - stealing products
MOVE (MOVE) -1) breathe in pairs of acetone (gasoline) in order to achieve intoxication; 2) take the drug
MOVING FUFLOM - 1) to tell a lie; 2) dodge
ENGINE - 1) the human heart, 2) the debtor
MOVIE - let's go, let's go
MOVE - lose and not pay the debt
MOVE NOISE ON EARS - tell lies, lie
MOVE - Intravenous Drug
DOUBLE TULUP - a way to beat prisoners in the corridor of the SIZO
MARRIAGE PALACE - a gathering place for homosexuals
DOUBLE WANDER - girl, woman (committing sexual intercourse simultaneously with two men)
DOUBLE - flat with two exits
GIRL - passive homosexual
NINE - drinking water tank
Tar - tea
DZHURNYACHKA - the duty supervisor in the female IU
DECBRIST - a man serving a sentence for disorderly conduct
DEKASHKA - ten-ruble note
DO CLOWN - disfigure face
DO BEAUTIFULLY - set fire
MAKE BREAKING - seek recognition
DO FOOT - Escape, run, escape
TO MAKE A WALL, TO MAKE A CIRCLE - 1) to block from others; 2) crush the victim with a group of thieves
CASE - crime, theft, thieves' operation for the extraction of material values
CASE FAITH - well prepared crime
BUSINESS, BUSINESS - I) the common name of thieves; 2) an experienced criminal
CASE FOOT SMOKING - danger of getting a long time
WATCH CASE - murder
CASE DOWN (RECEIVED) - illegal crime charge
Cause to work - to commit a crime
DOLPHIN - 1) a crime victim; 2) one of the categories "omitted" in the VC, special schools, special vocational schools
PERSONS - speculators
DELEGATION OF THE SOUTH - 1) purchase of foodstuffs in front of a colony in a stall; 2) transfer of purchased products to a front person
DE LUT - penal isolator, cell-type room
DEMBEL - 1) dismissal from the army to the reserve of soldiers who have deserted their service life; 2) the release of convicts from prison; 3) the name of the person subject to dismissal from the army, release from prison
DEMOCRATIZER - Militia baton
DEMOCRACY - complete rest, inactivity
DEMON (DREAMED CHUVATS, ROGATIK, DAMN) - a person who is not associated with the criminal element, but pretends to be such
DEMON CRUEL - ruthless man
DENNY - theft by day
BULL - rob
DERBAN - the division of stolen goods
PULL FROM HUT - call out for interrogation from camera
WOODEN LETTER - parcel
WOODEN - money, rubles
HOLD BAN - to steal at the station, on the pier
HOLD UP - head
HOLD MAZU - 1) to protect a businessman, partner; 2) support the partner in the conversation; 3) take care of the girl, woman; 4) do not give out accomplices
HOLD MAST - to have power over someone, over another category of criminals
KEEPING A TRAIN - stealing along transport routes
HOLD PROPAL - take stolen goods from your partner
KEEPING SPEECH - to convince
HOLD THE GARDEN - make pickpocketing when boarding passengers on vehicles
HOLDING THE RACK - do not confess to the crime
HOLD ON CANDLE - masturbate
KEEPING LEADING - stealing in the market, bazaars
HOLD ANGLE - steal a suitcase
CRAZY ON HAND - insolent, cheeky, man acting cheeky, giving free rein to his hands
TURN - get out, get out of here
TURNING A RIDE - to masturbate t
TAKE ON THE STAGE - take to the stage
CRAP (MULTIK) - scolding the address of the Chief of the IU
Dessert - the transfer of anything in the zone "in the punishment cell
DIRECTORS - 1) thieves associated with supply agents, carriers, drivers; 2) thieves dumping baggage from motor vehicles and carts
TEN - one hundred rubles
TEN DAY - knife
DEFICIENCY - 1) sweets, obtained in the transfer, parcel; 2) sweets purchased in a colony stall; 3) rare products or things
CHEAP - 1) prostitute, petty thief; 2) the woman who betrayed the thief; 3) an unreliable woman who has lost confidence and has not repaid a debt; 4) a slave servant, a resigned executor of his whims
CHEAP - corrupt, unreliable person
JAGA - knife
JUNGLE - Forest Colony
DIZIK - deserter
DIKAR - a man of non-Russian nationality
WILD FRAER - a man without conviction
DM KON - ten-ruble note
DYNAMIST - woman cheating on men
DYNAMIC - break your word, do not give something away
DYNAMO TURNING (IHATb DEZU) - i) lie, convince in improbable, misinform; 2) do not pay the lost amount of money
D AND OUR - ten-ruble note
WICK - 10 rubles
FAMILY - a man without permanent residence
LONG TAIL - pres-upnik. for which there are no crimes uncovered by the police
FOR THE FORTECEL - do something for the view, parade
GOOD - thanks
GOOD MORNING - burglary
GOOD EVENING OF YOUR HUT-apartment theft in the evening
GOOD EVENING, BREADER - rob, burglar
GET A BUMBLE - steal a large amount of money
BEFORE MEETING ON FOOTBALL FIELDS - until the next popychi 'booze')
DRIVE - guess, guess
DODIC (DAUGHTER) - 1) a little boy; 2) a beautifully dressed man; 3) sissy despised by criminals; 4) homosexual
DOCTOR - 1) a lawyer, a defender; 2) seller of prohibited items
Dolphin - hit someone
SHUTTER - girl used by the whole group (total), in Gsh'l-chieotPERSONAL (cm)
TO KEEP ON K.UMOR - to hurt
TO KEEP UP - 1) to engage in a husband; 2) perform the gruchgovoe pop act
DESK USH - thieves hangout
SHARE - part of the thieves loot, attributable to each partner
HOUSE - 1) anasha, 2) wok: rm .. marina
HOME SHNIFER house thief
DOMESTIC - 1) the thief of the locality; 2) a convict who regularly receives a package; from roll vemniko,
DOMAINS - same! -: shchiya, having a family,, 'about sy-g; a-, p, n &; gt; & lt; • g ;;; with mortars
HOUSE - hat
L media BUT - lumpy with, - 'ar
DOMUSNIK - '} apartment L p; 2) the name of the article of the Criminal Code; ^ "personal property")
DORI - drugs, anasha vodka | ROAD -!) Marks on the vein from uy- | drug fishing; 2) illegal communication between colonies?
TRACK The illegal connection of a civilian * '; 5o'; nickname with convicts
BOARDS - icons
DELIVERY (ON DELIVERY) - play your stuff and offer to play on stolen
DELIVER CLAY - engage in chastity
GETTING - by annoying pestering to cause a negative backlash
REACH - wait, walk, live
DOCH ON HUT - live without registration or hiding from the police
RELAX, DRINK - sleep, rest
PROFIT - depleted person
DOCENT - 1) a thief with a higher education; 2) the ironic nickname of a stupid person
DOG'S - teenager embroiled in homosexuality by adults
REACHED (REACH) - to weaken, exhausted
DRYKA - three-ruble note
DRAGON - bad, cruel man
DRAGON - 1) annoy someone; 2) read morale, blame for something
DROP - run, run, leave
DRAMS - money
DRAW
Dreyflo - a coward
Driks - pleasure, enjoyment
DRIXMORPHY - a feeling of calm, pleasant excitement in the morphinist
DRINK (from English, to drink - drink) - alcohol
Drinkach - an alcoholic
DRINK - drink
DRING - 1) scared, chickened out; 2) run away
DRISNYA - pea porridge
Firewood - matches
YEAST (YEARS) - money
SHOPS (AKCHA, BABKI, SARAH, SARMAK, FORS, FORCES, CRUSHERS, WASHER) - money
DROWN - engage in masturbation
TOGETHER - bully; pester
DRUGAN - friend, comrade, equal in group hierarchy
FRIEND - policeman
FRIEND WITH ICON - I do not sell, I keep
DRIN - stick, iron bar, crowbar
DOOP - jump on the go with a car
DRYUKA - girl
DRYAN - a human corpse
DRYAN (BALDA, GOD'S GRAVKA, GRAMMOPHON, DORN, DRAP, DUCK, DURYTSILO, DUR, GREEN, ZOL, KIF, KLEVER, MOLE, MUR, MYAKINA, PAL, PLAN, PAHTCH, TORCH, ASYKYKYKYK, POCHYKYKYKY, MAY, MEYA, MYAKINA, PAL, PLAN, PAHTCH, HOOPER, ASYKYKYK, POCHYAKY, ASYKYKYK, POCHYK, KYROK - Anasha, dope, drug
OAK - ruble
DUBAK - 1) night watchman, duty officer, retainer, soldier, police officer, colony controller; 2) chisel
DUBAI - Colony Controller
DUBAN - see
DUBARNO - cold
DUBAR - 1) dead; 2) the warden
DUBRAY HALT - die, be dying
DUBACH - guard, stand
DOUBLO - stealing things from shopping bags
OAK - 1) the watchman; 2) table in the chamber
DUBOREZ - forensic expert, revealing corpses
DUBRANO - cold
OAK - money
DUDORGA - pistol, revolver, rifle, firearm
DOOZE KARAKCHI - theft from a thief
DUMKA - pillow
DONE - to say, to convey something to another in words
DUNKA - Finnish knife
DUNK KULAKOVA - onanist
DUPEL - 1) a fool, a mentally ill person; 2) a person in a strong stage of intoxication
DUPLIT - beat, beat
DUPLA - human buttocks, anus
DURA - 1) a revolver, a pistol; 2) hemp containing narcotic substances
DURDIZEL - Convict, diligently working in the workplace
DURDOM - 1) psychiatric hospital; 2) narcological dispensary
DURKA - ladies' bag
DURKOVOD is a pickpocket who specializes in stealing handbags
DURMASHINA - syringe
DUROGON - a man telling a lie
DUD - Anasha, dope
DOODY MARRIED (SMALL, HIGHBANK, DUD, ANASHA) - 1) anasha mixed with tobacco; 2) smoking substance
DURYATNIK - pistol
DUST - Moonshine
SPIRIT - 1) a person in a state of intoxication; 2) young soldier
DUHAR - informant
SPIRIT - a desperate man
SOUL, SHOWER - chest
SHOWER - upper headboard
SHOWER DISASSEMBLE - break chest
SHOWN - adverse local circumstances, poor situation
CHALL - spy, find, reveal
To chase on the wheels - to tiptoe
CRUNCH ON ZENK - squeeze out eyes
Smoke - anasha, tobacco
DYMYARA - a person who smokes a lot, a chain smoker
HOLE - 1) woman; 2) the route connected with civilian employees of the colony; 3) anus
HOOKER - passive homosexual
BREATH, BREATH - mouth, nostrils, lungs
BREATHING - talking
DEVIL, DEMON - a person who is not associated with a criminal element, but impersonating himself
DESKhA - ten-ruble note
DUBBNUT - steal
Uncle Volodya - 100-ruble note
CHILDREN - 1) victim for the criminal; 2) a person who does not have authority in the criminal environment; 3) informer, informant; 4) active homosexual
CHILDREN SHOWER - a person who is in a criminal environment, but does not steal
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