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BBC Learning English on Twitter: "How did you do? The English slang word for 'toilet' is b) loo, Well done if you got that right. You can hear a discussion about slang
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British Slang - With any languages you'll find plenty of terminology for restroom. Here are some you may here around the UK. Also of note, the WC (water closet) can refer to
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