OBVIRATE - slander
BROKEN - buy good clothes
RENDER - condemn
ACCUSING - indictment
ABOUT POV - swallow a lot of narcotic pills
DECORATE - ruin new clothes
MONKEY - 1) a drug; 2) a beginner pickpocket, imitating an experienced thief; 3) mirror
MONKEY - room for detainees in the police
Lost In Lox - Lost Bars
THE WOMAN - the person who has broken the word given to them, the deceiver
BURN - 1) rob, take away; 2) to rob; 3) to beg
REVIEW! COVER - Swear! Give the word
OFFER - colony worker
BURNS (CHICKEN, PETU-SHATNIK) - the cell of the remand prison, which contains persons forcibly subjected to pederasty
Bruised - a person subjected to the act of pederasty
LOCATE - 1) achieve location; 2) make a person addicted
GET OVER - in a state of drug intoxication
TO DISABLE - 1) to be deceived; 2) tell everything during interrogation; 3) to make a mistake; 4) to be dishonored
CLARIFT, CLIP - map to cards using cheat method
BATTLE - failure
BROKEN - discuss the upcoming theft
BURN HORNS - 1) to teach; 2) to suppress a person’s will to resist by constant oppression and humiliation
BROKEN - in vain
BREAKOUT, DUMPING - Leave me alone
BREAK - condemn for a long time
BAM - tattoo
Cheat - arrest
BLANK - think about
WASH - 1) to arrange a booze for a successful crime; 2) to rob
FINANCE - 1) search; 2) to deceive
To hold
SHELL - 1) shirt; 2) plastic bag for the transport of drugs
DROP DOWN, DISCOVER, DISTURB, DISTURB - walk away from persecution
DRAWING - become arrogant, lose conscience
TRAFFIC - illegal, hiding his real name
TREAT - 1) beat to death; 2) to rob; 3) to teach, to teach
HANDLE ANGLES - steal suitcases
FORMING - to become impudent, to become blunt, to become taller, to disobey those who were previously dependent
REVERSE - 1) the fugitive returned to the colony; 2) the convict returned from the construction of the national economy
Wrap - 1) bracelet, ring, ring; 2) beer barrel; 3) a syringe; 4) female genitals
Obut - 1) select, remove; 2) cheat
BEDS (FOOT BOOTS) -to cheat
BLOW OF LOOK - fool the simpleton
FOLDING - 1) a coward; 2) traitor; 3) asshole
LIKE IT - 1) chill; 2) to issue an accomplice; 3) to defecate (for themselves, in the pants)
BROADCAST - get used to the situation in the colony, prison
BLOCK, SCOOK, OFF-MANCH - search
GENERAL K - 1) total cash for thieves; 2) common mode colony; 3) location of thieves
COMMON BOILER - all booty of a criminal GROUP;
OBBON - indictment
ANNOUNCEMENT (ANNOUNCEMENT) - a sanction on the punishment for offense imposed by a thieves' meeting (sentence of a meeting)
ANNOUNCE YOURSELF AMNESTY - make an escape
CHOOSING DARMOVA - screaming cards
OBLIGATION - to be bound by a word
OVES - money
OVCA - 1) the witness; 2) non-authoritative person
SPARK - 1) matches; 2) firearms; 3) flat intended for playing cards
FIRE - stealing from his
Shame - to commit act of sodomy by force
GAME IN GENERAL - 1) get the maximum term under this article of the Criminal Code; 2) fully serve the entire term of imprisonment
STAY - stand with your hands up and get hit in the face for offense
DRESSING IN WOODEN BASHLAT - put a dead man in a coffin
BLANKET - Passport
ONE - count
ONE ON ICE - Lone Thief
ONE SLIM - mistress, mistress of a thief
REMEMBER HOME - do not resist arrest
SHOW - robbed forcibly
ROTTING - to rob
DRAWING - cut the clock from the hand
SWING OUT - die
WINDOW - 1) back trouser pocket;
2) vent; 3) the map of the "five" RELEASE - 1) shut up; 2) not to testify at the investigation;
3) behave quietly, imperceptibly; 4) at the time to stop the criminal activities of the OCOPA - a gap in the floor
SHUTTER - 1) securely hidden things; 2) fur clothing
BATTLE OIL - window leaf in the chamber door
GET THERE - 1) change passport data; 2) to condemn; 3) disqualify from court
ENROLL - 1) detain, catch, arrest; 2) expose, expose
DIP - 1) take into custody; 2) drown
EXCITEMENT - a way to scam
ENLARGE - beat OLD (from English, old - old) - old
OLSTER - enmity O-LA-LA - Blowjob DOG - 1) slander; 2) reduce the status in the group hierarchy
OPERATION - a crime TO OPERATE - 1) to blush, become insolent; 2) to rise above the rank in the thieves' hierarchy, to give instructions to those on whom the OPEROS depended — the operative of OPESH — to make a reservation, to reveal the secret
DESCRIBE FRYER - cut the clothes and steal from the rotosea
PALACE - cheat
DOMING- 1) humiliate a person by forcing him to do dirty work: tidying up the toilet, washing other people's socks, etc .; 2) to determine the lowest status in the criminal hierarchy. DEFINED BY MODE - a newcomer who arrived at "his" mode
DETERMINE - 1) arrest, detain; 2) sell something
DETERMINING THE HOST - to get to the place of detention
PURPOSE (PRIVATIZE) THE DUMP (HERLU) - rape the girl TO LESS - 1) to deprive the convicted person of high status by humiliation (sodomy, paraffin, etc.); 2) make fake money
LEAVE TO SHURF - expel from the thieves caste, depriving all rights of the thief
LEAVE A CHOIR - raped by a group
DEFEATED - a convict who has been subjected to the Orbita muzhelozhstvo act - a platform for prisoners to walk
EAGLE - fugitive from IW
NUTS - ammo
ORES - insulator window
ORITKA - travel ticket
Discharge - get out of urban transport
FRONT (FRESH) SKOTHIN - slaughter a person
Exemption - a document on release from IU Exemption: Receipt - receive a document on exemption from IU
FREE FOR A GREEN PROSECUTOR - Escape from prison
SEDUCING A KONJA - 1) steal a motorcycle; 2) to perform sexual intercourse
DEFLECTION - to lay low, stop criminal activity
SHIP - button
MANSION - 1) special regime colony; 2) especially dangerous recidivist; 3) alone; 4) private apartment
LEAVE FINGERS - leave fingerprints at the crime scene
HANDLE LEFT - reached the limit, running out
LEFT DISCHARGE - Nothing is running out
REMAINED IN A PUTTER - not recouped
STAYING ON A GOAL WITHOUT TWO - get into a mess
CONDEMNED KUMOM - recruited by operational staff
CONDEMNED BY MULLER - recruited by the head of the opera-unit of the colony
DOWNLOAD - 1) betray; 2) to break the connection with the criminal environment
OSMAK - 50g pack of tea
FROM SOKHI TAKEN FOR A TIME - innocent convicted
RELAX WITH CALL - serve the sentence completely
DUMPING - 1) to give part of stolen goods; 2) leave without ending theft
DROP - leave, leaving alone
RETURN - beat
REVERSE ANGLE WITH A DRAWING - stealing a suitcase of drugs
SCREW - steal
SCREWDRIVER - 1) deception; 2) a man who is petty stealing
SCREWDRIVER - shoplifter (from the counters)
SCREWDRIVER - station thief (with counters)
RESPONSE TO YOURSELF - play cards under your honor
LEAVE - distract
RESPOND - fall behind
DISCOVER DOOR HOST - smuggling drugs to a colony, jail
RETURN (RETURN) ENDS -1) to die, die; 2) run away, disappear
LEAVE A VISIT - visit an accomplice
To blow away - to explain
DEDUCING - commit chastity with a convict for a cigarette filled with hashish
FATHER - 1) a usurer of prisoners in the prison; 2) the leader of drug dealers
FATHER CROSS - organizer of criminal groups, official representative
TO WARM - 1) to commit sexual intercourse; 2) assign a piece of stolen property, deprive the accomplice
REJECT - 1) take the blame; 2) press inside the door - open the door and enter the room
OTHER - letter
FAILURER - Convict refusing to work
REFUSAL - 1) to discourage; 2) unlock the lock
DROPPING, DRAWING - excuse
RELOAD - depart
RETURN - establish previous convictions at the investigation
Otkidnyak - Finnish knife
REMOVE THE HOOVES (SLOTS, TAILS) - die
RETURN - 1) to lose consciousness after using drugs; 2) to be released from prison; 3) die
Spin around - walk away
FINISH - complete the case
FISHING - take part of the stolen goods
POSTCARD - unlocked apartment or shop
OPEN GATEWAYS - speak during interrogation
PURCHASE - steal money
Breaking off - 1) get punishment; 2) to allocate a small share of the stolen accessory
PUT UP - 1) to protect the partner; 2) help out a friend, take the blame; 3) pay off someone's debts
PAY OUT - 1) return the card debt; 2) play cards
DRAWDING - the mercy of the police
RELAX - fend off anyone
MARK - 1) pick up, hold up; 2) select
Mark - beat group
DRINKED - 1) strange; 2) people who use drugs
GRAINS - 1) a hired killer who is not aware of the consequences of the crime for himself (that he can be "removed" by himself); 2) persons standing at the lowest levels of the criminal hierarchy; 3) a new generation of criminals who do not recognize the traditions of thieves
RENDER - 1) pay off; 2) to recoup
OTNUL - please let go
TRY - 1) beat, hit someone; 2) buy products at the colony shop
OTORVA - 1) an impudent, quarrelsome woman; 2) drug tablet
TURN OFF - 1) steal; 2) get the deficit
TURN OFF - 1) escape from persecution; 2) leave the places of detention; 3) to be acquitted by the court; 4) revenge; 5) spend free time, relax
GET OFF MENTS ANGLES - escape from the police with a stolen suitcase
DEPARTURE (mol.) - delightful, excellent (the same as the Plague)
SEND TO "ETERNAL BED - Shoot
DISMANTLED - 1) to do something; 2) transfer the stolen accessory to an accomplice
RELEASE WITH OUR PERSONALITY - release from prison due to lack of evidence, but leave under suspicion
DENIAL - convicts who do not follow the rules of the routine due to their adherence to their traditions of thieves
DUCT - 1) nose; 2) penis
RUN - 1) to lose consciousness from a blow or drunkenness; 2) fall
DISCOVER - 1) do not speak; 2) depart
OTSIDENT - a person who has served a sentence in the PS
DISCUSSION - 1) being in custody; 2) serving the sentence in places of detention
DISCUSSED - stolen items, money, drugs
RIP BACK - drive off
OCB (OR WAFFLE IN CHOCOLATE) - after committing the act of sodomy oral satisfaction of sexual needs (the same as smoking a leather tube)
DRAINER - a place to collect prostitutes
PUSH - take writing, eat
LEAVE - sit out term
STOP - release, come to freedom
DROP OFF - serve the sentence and free
DRAINING - 1) to conceal part of the prey from accomplices; 2) repel someone
SCRIPER - an accomplice of the pickpocket, distracting the attention of the victim and others
Pull back - to argue in a dispute
PULLING ON YOURSELF - to stipulate yourself during interrogation
RETURN - relax, have a good time
FILLING - stipulate, cheat
OFFAUSE (from English, face - face) - to snuff, beat
FLEECE - to commit gross sexual intercourse
OCHOTNYAK - 1) seeing the army off; 2) a hangover; 3) condition after taking drugs
Desperate - a random criminal stealing from need
SEND - to justify
REPEAT - 1) rape; 2) roughly intercourse
PLAY OUT - 1) to justify; 2) revenge
OFFICER - 1) sharper; 2) the leader of the group
DECLARE - rob
DECORATE BIKSU - commit sexual intercourse with a young beautiful girl
EXECUTE - humiliate, lower, for example, force a mixture of urine and feces to drink
HUNTING ON SONNIKAM - 1) drug searches; 2) rob sleepy passengers
HUNTING FOR THE BLOOD - to hunt down and rob a drunk
HUNTER - 1) Criminal Investigation Inspector; 2) professional beggar
GUARD - big stub
GLASS - very good
GLASSES - 1) documents; 2) Combinations with invoices and bank checks
EYE - 1) anus; 2) a window, a box office window, a peephole in the chamber door; 3) playing cards; 4) back trouser pocket
BRATSKY POINT - hog
POINTS ON ZERO - strong fright
POINT IS NOT IRON, PLEASE-JIM - justification of their actions, to which the offender went because of fear
PUNCH OPTION - commit a violent act of pederacy
POINT POINT - 1) to curry favor with the administration of the colony; 2) to agree to the act of sodomy for cigarette butts filled with hashish
Oshary - teeth
SCREAM - 1) search, inspect; 2) to rob a drunk person
SHAKE - shave
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