EXCLUSIVE DICTIONARY OF CRIMINAL JARGON WITH

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EXCLUSIVE DICTIONARY OF CRIMINAL JARGON WITH
SABER - the door
SAVKA - market thief
SAVOYKA - bag
SAVOSTIAN - bread
WITH HELL AND TRICKS - pickpocketing in public transport
C HELL AND LNI K - 1) urban transport; 2) guide
TO GET - to choke, to kill
SADKA - bus stop
SADUN - roommate
Fired - knife
Sazan - 1) a rich man; 2) a woman with wide hips
SAIGADAK - Colony Controller
SACAT - to simulate
SAKSON - Finnish knife
Saktirovat - send
SALAZKY - 1) legs; 2) shoes; 3) jaws
SALMAK - policeman
SAMAH - investigator
SAMBO - beating
SAMOVAR - 1) a can or mug used to brew tea on the fire; 2) water tank; 3) moonshine
SELF-WORKING DEVICE - bathroom, washstand
Self-made - 1) moonshine; 2) an underground site for making moonshine; 3) hashish prepared for personal consumption
SAMOLUB - onanist
SAMOPAL - 1) non-branded item; 2) artisanal vodka, moonshine
SAMOSADKA - 1) homemade alcoholic beverages; 2) hemp sown in a private garden
DUMP TRUCK - 1) strong moonshine; 2) a syringe; 3) scoop for garbage collection
SELF-IMPLEMENTATION (military) - unauthorized absenteeism
SAPOG - 1) half a glass of vodka; 2) a policeman; 3) simpleton; 41 military men
Boots to help - cheat
SARAY - 1) club, cinema; 2) hashish
ADD - 1) to sell; 2) to give to destination
DROP SEMITS - pick up things
CUT - to dance, have fun
KILL - 1) remove; 2) save
KILL BOILERS - remove watches from a bracelet or chain
Knock Arrows - Date
PLAY FOR - to become your man among criminals
UNLOCK - 1) remove from the victim when robbing things and jewelry; 2) undress a drunk person
Sideways TWO - "you are being watched"
SHOCK THREE - carefully, near the guard
COLLAPSE - specify
DRAW - steal
ASSEMBLY - camera in SIZO for reception of beginners, paperwork, fingerprinting, distribution in cameras or stages
With beard - rich
RESET TAIL - get away from pursuit
VOID - disappear
MARKER (park.) - seller of drugs
WEDDING - 1) court; 2) last name change
DIPPING - fall in love
DUMP - 1) run away, leave; 2) to escape from the colony
DUMP TO MIST - disappear
SWEET - to persuade to commit a crime
FRESH - Fake Money Distributor
SVEZTI CARRIAGE - talk nonsense
SVEKRUKHA - agent of the colony
With the windstock - theft from the premises through the breach
LIGHT - 1) like; 2) to protect accomplices in the commission of a crime; 3) get out
SVETLANA - washbasin
LIGHT - reliable storage, cache
FIREFLY - fearless
GLOW WICK - informant in the colony
SILVER - 1) firearms; 2) watch on the tower
STOP - 1) check; 2) to determine the length of imprisonment
PIG - woman
PIG - unscrupulous person, despised by the majority of convicts
SWINE (park.) - Severe hunger after taking marijuana
SWIST - 1) lie, deception; 2) reception of fraudsters
WHISTLE - to lie, to deceive
WHISTLE - 1) dog; 2) a liar; 3) lie, deception
YOUR - common name thieves
OWN ON BOARD - reliable, faithful
GETTING STILL - Gang, Gang
TO COVER (SURVE, STUMBLE, SWEAT, CLEAN, SLAM, LEAD) - to steal
OWN - 1) reliable thief; 2) labeled map
TIE, TIE - arrest
HOLIDAYS - playing cards
FASTING - 1) add up to a drink; 2) agree on a joint case
DRAGGER - an accomplice of a fraud, involving the gullible in the game in the hope of winning
BURNT - caught, detained, arrested
BURNED IN CASE - arrested at the crime scene
TO PASS IN PAHBARD - to betray the accomplice, to bring him under arrest
DELETE KORESHA - inform on a friend, partner
TO MAKE - to commit a crime TO MAKE A DUMP FOR BLARTS - to sell stolen cheap
of traces at the crime scene MAKE A COSTS - give way to a club while watching a movie MAKE A HOLIDAY - take a drug
MAKE A HAT - to commit burglary
STOKING WOOL - robbing WITH A SOUL - a cheeky man
insolent
SEANS - 1) the process of undressing; 2) drug injection; 3) watching a woman when she is undressing
TODAY'S DIE, AND TOMORROW I am the principle of relationships in a criminal environment
SEDINA - silver
GRAY - old-timers insulator cameras
SAFE - prison cell
SAFE SAFE - female genitals
SECTION - 1) monitors, peeps, eavesdrops; 2) thinks, grabs "on the fly" SEQUENCE - an ax, a knife
SEX-BOMB - 1) sexy woman; 2) a full-breasted and wide-hip woman
SEX-MACHINE - a man with great sexual opportunities
SEXODROME - 1) a large double bed; 2) a place for sex
SALAD - 1) tie; 2) file; 3) jewelry chain
VILLAGE ON THE CROSS - is in the hospital for treatment SEMAPHOR - a group of thieves of one specialty
FAMILY - adopted in a criminal group ("family") or in the "cool" convicts, who together feed and support each other
Sevens plexus - lie, negotiate
SEMES - ammo
FAMILY - 1) a group of convicts, formed on the basis of fraternity, thieves, age and eating together; 2) prisoners of one insulator chamber
HAY - shag, tobacco
SEREZHA, EARRING - 1) a padlock; 2) door chain
SERICS - medical pills
SERMYAGA - Convict, subjected to chastity
GRAY - first offender
SISTER - gun
NEEDLE - to become a drug addict
Tail tail - follow, follow
BLACK BOLT - to cohabit with the nave
NETWORKS - 1) trap; 2) hangout
SECRET FOR MOTHERNESS - convicted for rape
VILITATION - get caught in the act
CROSS ON THE CROSS - go to the hospital, drug treatment center
SINGLE ON LANTERN - wait
SECTION ON ANCHOR - 1) sentenced to long term; 2) stalemate; 3) decide on a permanent place of residence; 4) end the criminal past
BURN - inadvertently handing out accomplices
SI VAR - 1) villager; 2) alcohol substitute
CIGARA - a rubber bludgeon or piece of thick cable used in a fight
SIT FROM CALLING TO CALLING - serving the full sentence
SIDKA - arrest
SIDOR - 1) bag, knot, suitcase; 2) janitor
SYNEGLASK - a police car
BLUE - tattooed man
BLOCKS - matches
SYNTHETIC - young thief in the colony
BLUE - snack bar
SYNYAVKA, SYNYUHA, SYNEGLASK - window cleaning liquid (wiper)
SINYAK - 1) a parasite; 2) police officer
BLUE HATS - a man who has broken with the underworld
SYSTEM (park.) - a circle of manufacturers, messengers, dealers and drug users
SIFA, SIPHON - syphilis
SIPHONITE - to inform
SICHKA - tag on the bed of the convict
TO SAY HOMES - do not resist arrest
DOWNLOAD - steal in public transport
JUMP - the cracker
BUMBER, SCOCKER - burglar thief
CAMERA - 1) horse thief; 2) stolen goods buyer
BAG BEGALAH CHARTER - horse theft with harness
SKAFANDER - 1) military uniform; 2) police uniform; 3) prison overalls
JUMP - theft without prior preparation, without aiming
WELL - 1) prostitute; 2) internal lock
THROW - run away
SKODZNYAK - 1) entrance yard; 2) several exits from the apartment
SKRODZNYAKOK - T-shirt, panties
SKULLETNIK - 1) head; 2) towers around the perimeter of the colony
SKIVA - transfer of prohibited items to the colony to convicts
SKIN FISHING - transfer from the top camera to the bottom note, cigarette butt, etc.
SLIPPER - quick-tempered
COMBINE - meet a girl for sex
COMBINE - 1) to unite; 2) agree
SKLEP - parking
PLAIN - remove the girl for dating and having sex
SOBAR - a greedy man
SKOK - burglary
SCOCKER - cracker
SKOKOL - the thief stealing in the afternoon
SLIDE - run away from the guard
STOPPING - steal
GETTING DOWN - 1) to fall; 2) get very drunk; 3) die
SKORZHEVA - silver chain
A SPEED - a thief who quickly rob an apartment (five-minute)
SCORPIO - child
SCORPIO - children
SCOTINE REFRESHING - kill
STRETCH - 1) steal; 2) drink alcohol
STREAMING BUKHARIK - rob a drunk
SCRAPER - violation of the regime in the colony
SCREW - door lock
CLIPS - handcuffs
SCRIP - 1) a suitcase; 2) the bag; 3) a folder for papers; 4) wallet
SKIPPA - the person committing theft from handbags
SCROLL - arrest
SKULA - side inner jacket pocket
SHOCK - 1) talk; 2) snitch out; 3) write complaints
SUMBERRY - car "Samara"
SURPRISE - 1) to hand out the accomplices; 2) violate the laws of thieves; 3) to stop criminal activity; 4) change the thief, stop loving
BOOK UPHEAD - steal from outerwear
Slabak, weakness - 1) a coward; 2) frail
Slavs - the name of the Russian "thieves in law"
SWEET - a rich man SLAM ON ANARCHIST - police bribe
SLAM - 1) production share; 2) friendship
SLAM TO GIVE TO HURT - bribing the police
LEGEND - to bring
SEDAK - investigator
The Daughter - a letter asking for Help
TEARS - 1) loose change; 2) diamonds
MECHANICAL - a thief committing burglary
BLOCK - quickly complete the order
LAP - go, hide
BREAKING - 1) not stand during interrogation and confess; 2) cede harassment to someone
ELEPHANT - lock key
RANDOM - 1) first convicted to imprisonment; 2) first used drugs
SLYUNTY is a local apartment thief
CLICK - to steal
LUBE - hit in the face
SMARJA - persuade
MAKING THE TASTE - insert foreign substances under the skin (kerosene, morning plaque from the teeth, etc.) to cause an abscess
CHANGE - replacement of the object of theft, drugs, things on sale
CHANGE - make escape
CHANGE THE FATE - 1) to flee from places of detention; 2) go to the illegal position, hide
Sour cream - medical pills
FUNNY, FUNNY, FUNNY TOBACCO - hashish
WITH WET - robbery with murder
PROMET - 1) to smoke; 2) use drugs
WATCH MULTIES - take hallucinations
LOOKING FIRM - the object of the alleged crime
LOOKING - the person replacing the "thief in law" in the chamber, offense, zone
SMASH - Escape
BOWS - hands
CUT TO DOWN - 1) go crazy; 2) lose your temper
SNOW - linen, posted to dry
Snegir - a police officer in the form
Snowball - drugs, cocaine
REMOVE LOCATION - to commit theft of a passenger from the car
SO LBA - to rob outside
DOG - 1) padlock; 2) a wedding ring; 3) a hundred-ruble bill; 4) watch on a chain
DOGS - 1) a cell in the SIZO for persons sent to court; 2) a person who consumed dog meat
COLLECT SWEET - work in production
PERFECTLY SEAWAYS - all right says partner
SOVET (mol.) - Soviet man
SOLOIST - station prostitute
THE SUN LIGHTED - left the places of imprisonment
SUN - light bulb in the camera
SOLOVEY - 1) musician; 2) the warden; 3) a police whistle; 4) informer, informer
STRAW - 1) tea; 2) shag, tobacco; 3) hair; 4) Poppy seed for drugs
SOLDO - five-kopek coin
SALT - crowd
SONNIKI - 1) stealing from sleeping; 2) playing cards; 3) drugs
Bridle - nose
BLOOD - to be silent
POP IN THE SLIDE MUTA - keep quiet on the investigation
TORN - 1) to break virginity; 2) to be released from prison
COMBAT - 1) be justified by the court; 2) to be released from prison; 3) avoid arrest; 4) escape
SALT - mouth
SOSKA - a woman making orogenital contacts
STRIKE - initiate a criminal case
SOHA - 1) a knife; 2) petty thief
SOKHATY - convict, transferring the manufactured products at work to other people
CLICK - count something
ALLY - Sharper's accomplice
SPAM, SLEEP - give out another offender
WITH THE PAW, HURRY - 1) to be detained red-handed; 2) to be convicted
Drank - conspired
SPERMATOZAVR - 1) a man who gives sperm to a medical institution; 2) a man with great sexual opportunities
SPEC, SPECIAL - 1) special mode in the AI; 2) special school, special P-TU for juvenile offenders
SPEAKER - speaker
SPICULUS - speculator
SPINOGRYZ - colony medical staff, prisons
FAST BARAHLO - send stolen goods to another place
TAG LAPTI - arrest
From flight - from escape
WITH PONT - false, on purpose
SPLASHNYAK - bunks in the zone (chamber)
RULES - reliable documents
SPINZ - 1) to break; 2) inject a drug into a vein
SPOOT SPARROW - cut down a padlock
DROP THE DOVES - to steal the linen
SHOW - to escape from the IW
LOWERING - 1) throw away compromising things, thieves' tools during detention; 2) beat shulersky way; 3) break the lock
LETTER SHEETS - dispose of stolen goods
SPUTNIK - 1) free-lance colony worker, who entered into unlawful relations with convicts; 2) plastic balls implanted in the foreskin of the male penis
WORK ON DEAL - commit a crime
WORKING ON A TALK, BLINKING - to commit a crime with a shootout; murder
Shame - alcohol
SROSTOSTAT (BUNDESRAT) - toilet
CUT - 1) to steal; 2) escape from the police
DRAW - 1) carefully inspect; 2) remember someone; 3) notice the observation; 4) to identify someone
FROM FRONT - recognize at a glance
TIME IS BREAKING - there is a threat to be convicted
DEADLINE - Loss of Rights after Departure of Imprisonment
HARD - 1) to steal a purse from a pocket; 2) to wreck the watch
TRUMP TO BUCHAR - wake up drunk
SCENE - 1) extradite accomplices to the crime; 2) break with the criminal past; 3) to become an informer on his own, to cooperate with the police; 4) quit the thieves law
STAYING - to organize a criminal group
BANK BANKS - hitting the skin of your back or abdomen with the edge of your palm
POSITION SKIS - prepare to escape from the IW
PUT ON THE VIEW - to warn the thief at a meeting about violation of the law
PUT ON KNIVES - slaughter meetings by sentence
STANDING ON THE RULE - to bring the case to the court of thieves meetings
PUT ON EARS - rob in a bad place
PUT PISTON - have sexual intercourse
PUT A FRIER - to cram the victim
STAVNI - 1) eyelids; 2) eyelashes; 3) glasses; 4) lips
STAVRIDA - old prostitute
GLASS - chamber-box of the detention facility
MACHINE - 1) female figure; 2) bed; 3) bunks; 4) place of sleep of criminals
OLD MAN - 1) rich; 2) friend, accomplice; 3) an adult who heads a juvenile gang
STARSHAK - a minor leader of a juvenile gang
SENIOR LEADER - Attorney
OLD CATALA - an experienced card sharper
STANED - Mentally underdeveloped person
STITCH - mock, mock
STEGANKA - an affordable woman
STEG - to perform sexual intercourse
GLASSES - glasses
GLASS - 1) steal through the window; 2) put the glass out of the window frame; 3) break the glass in the windows
STEKLOREZ - convicted for rape
GLASS - temporary detention facility (IVS)
SLIDER - 1) a thief committing burglaries through windows; 2) an obsessive person
Delete - kill
STIBAR - louse
STYLO - fountain pen
Styric - card player
STYRES, WASHING CARDS
HUNDRED FIRST - cemetery
STANDING - lawyer, defender
STOYLO - camera
STOLYPIN - wagon for the transport of prisoners
THE STOLNIK - 100 rubles
STON - complaint
STOP IN MOUNTAIN - stop sacrifice for robbery
STOP WITH BROUGHT - armed robbery
STOPAR - glass
STOP - rob
START - steal
STAND AT ATAS (ON STRESS, ON SHUCHER) - to stand guard over committing a crime
STAND BY ANCHOR - idle
CRACKING - chatting
ARROW - 1) shooting; 2) a meeting place for dismantling, holding meetings, negotiations, thieves gatherings
DIVERSITY ARROWS - to settle conflicts
ARROW - 1) beggar; 2) the watchman; 3) begging for cigarette butts
STRESS - guard, guard, warn of danger
STRONG DEAL - a dangerous crime
STREAMOPAT - a coward, shy
STREMYANKA - convoy
STRIGON - gambler
Strike - look, peep
Strogach - 1) a convict of strict regime; 2) strict regime colony
STROYKONTORA - prodmag, stall
BUILDING MATERIALS - appetizer
STROM - 3 rubles
STROPILO - tall man
SLINGS - legs
STRUNE - needle for syringe
STUK - 1) denunciation; 2) end of term
KNOCK - to inform on anyone
STUKACH - informer, informer
STUNKED - 1) mental patient; 2) fumigated drugs
STUNKING - 1) for sale; 2) go crazy; 3) play cards
STUKOLKA - 1) a prostitute; 2) hours; 3) the nail
STUPER - metal sharpening
JUMPING - cover up when stealing
DUMPING, SLAMING, BREAKING, HOODING - stealing
STYRKER - thief
Saturday - gang rape in the industrial zone NTK
FATE TO CHANGE - to run from prison
Bitch - 1) traitor; 2) the scammer; 3) departed from thieves; 4) police officer
FEMALY BITCHER - convicted, former soldier
BITCH WILL BE - Oath of the criminals
BITCH SHAME - swear word
CRAZY VODICHKA - strong moonshine
BAG - place of detention
CHEST - 1) incongruous, stupid; 2) not knowing what he is dealing with thieves
SUN - 1) to commit sexual intercourse; 2) strike with a knife
SURF - peeing
SUFLER - gunner
SUFLER - prostitute
SUKHAR - 1) an impostor, posing as a thief; 2) a figurehead; 3) a thief living under a false name; 4) a prisoner who has taken the installation data of another (under-a man)
DRY - 1) theft without violence; 2) unsuccessful theft
DRY MATTER - robbery without killing
SUCHY PARLIAMENT - a collection of asset convicts
SUCHKA - a woman changing cohabitants
A NIGHT BOOT, A NIGHT PIECE - single camera

NIGHT ZONE - NTK, where social activists are leading
NIGHT MORDA - 1) traitor; 2) fallen prostitute
DRYER - prison
SUCHNYAK - 1) dry wine; 2) in hop syndrome
SCARCH - eat
GRAVE - 1) delay; 2) contract a sexually transmitted disease
GRAVE ON BUSINESS - delay red-handed
To protrude
APPROACH, SKODNYAK - 1) a gathering of criminals; 2) a collection of thieves
HAPPY ~ cheater
With worms - start in a good way
CONSIDERING A CRYSTAL - actions that degrade lostinoeschlo, \ &; lt; \ - a vigilant thief
SSHAKALIT - to steal from their fellow
EAT Greve (GREF) - lose, squander, lose money thieves cashier
pulled off the wheel (RAIL) drink or consume drugs to insanity
Bucket - die
SON - a person under the influence of other convicts
russula - stealing only products
SNACK - petty thief

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