EXCLUSIVE DICTIONARY OF CRIMINAL JARGRON

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EXCLUSIVE DICTIONARY OF CRIMINAL JARGRON

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HA - liter of vodka
GAVA - 1) a scattered person; 2) the wicked old woman; 3) trouble
GAVER (in.) - peasant, worker
HAVKA - dog
GAVRILA - 1) a conductor on the railway; 2) a tie; 3) rope noose
GAVROSH - a young thief
GAGARA - a single wealthy woman
GAD, GAD LYAGAVY - police officer, policeman, operative, detective, scammer
GADGERS - playing cards
GADILOVKA - 1) colony operative; 2) police station
GADIUSHNIK - 1) a cafe where a motley crowd gathers; 2) thieves hangout; 3) police station
GAS - vodka, alcohol
Gazelle - a beautiful Asian girl
GAZING - breaking
GAZ - 1) run away; 2) walk, get drunk
GASMETER - anus
GAI - 1) refusal to initiate a criminal case with release from the premises of the criminal investigation department; 2) teenager 14-17 years old
HAYDAMAK - ITK controller, warden in prison
NUT - 1) a brush (cold steel); 2) ring, signet
GAYNUT - release, release

GALANTINE - playing card with
pedestrian sign
GALERA (GALERKA) - 1) prison floor; 2) meeting place for prostitutes
GALI - military trousers
(breeches)
GALI AND - fool
GALYMY - absolute
GALHYKA - the share of anasha for one smoking
GALOSH - 1) a condom; 2) car tire
GALSTUK - GALLE herring - 1) linen on a rope; 2) money
Pebble - Anasha
GALUNOK, HUMANOK - wallet
GALUNY (GLOOK, MULTI, VIDIK) - hallucinations in a state of narcotic intoxication
GAMAK - a person who has not returned someone else's thing, deceived in something
GAMAN, GAMANETS - wallet
HAMBURGER - a rich foreigner
GAMUSY - wholesale
GAPON - Policeman
GARAGE - bedside table
SPRAY - radiator
EXTENDING - 1) hide; 2) put in an insulator; 3) beat
GAVE - hide
GASTROLER - a criminal who commits theft in different cities and on transport
GASTROL - departure of a thief to another area to commit a crime
WHERE RUN? - where are you stealing? HEMORROUS - failure, futility
Steep gene - Himmler's nickname
HERLA (from English, girl - girl, girl) - girl
HERMES - an experienced elderly thief
Hertrude - the hero of labor
GUITAR - 1) a broom; 2) tool for opening locks; 3) female sexual organ; 4) set fire to toes
GLADIATOR - a murderer who confessed to a crime
EYE - document, passport
EYE - watch
EYES - diamond for glass cutting
GLATOKESHA is a drug addict who uses codeine and other powders.
GL AND NOM EU - active homosexual
GLOT (SWOAT) - a person who is greedy in eating, glutton
SWIMMING - show greed in food
Gulp - drink strong tea, chifira
GLOW - shut up
DEAD - 1) robber drunk; 2) a person serving a prison sentence; 3) a police officer
DEAD - forever
DEAF REGISTRY OFFICE - hide the committed crime from the police
DEAF FORCHMAK - a great shame
SLEEP - leave without memory
GLUSHNYAK - for a long time, tightly
GLUC - hallucination
To drive - to commit theft
SEE GAMMU - to dream
SEE THE MARK - to commit theft in the tram
BEGIN A BABY - to deceive
SEE THE BALLS - pick up the accusatory material on someone
NIT - a small, not able to stand up for himself, a short man (characteristic expression: "shameful shit")
Rotten fish - dodgy, cunning man
Rotten - bad man, cowardly, cunning; traitor
Rotten bazaar - empty conversation
Rotten sunset - show cunning
Gnilusha - trick
Rotten - 1) rogue; 2) a prison officer who knows the life of prisoners well
To rot - 1) to infringe; 2) to suppress authority; 3) do not respect /
GNOM - Underground Banker and Reseller
Socks - boots
GOVNOSOS (KHARKOTA, MUSTOR) - negative assessment of a person
THINS - Briefcase
BORN - minor offender
HEAD - Cinema
VOICE GIVE - respond
GOLUBI - 1) linen, hung out for drying; 2) money; 3) letters received bypassing censorship
CENTURY - police officer used by convicts as a liaison
GOLUBCHIK - 1) a malicious violator of the regime, waiting for placement in a chamber-type room; 2) passive homosexual
PIGEON - cap, cap
GOLUBYATNIK - 1) attic thief; 2) a thief of linen posted to dry
Naked Vasser - 1) there is nothing, there is no danger; 2) bad gambling partner
GOLE - nothing, empty
GOLE (AKCHA, BABKI, TARGETS, SARS, SARMAK, FORS, FORTZY, CRYSTALS, WASHERS) -money
GOLYAK - 1) is empty, useless; 2) a person who does not have any of the things
Gohman - pocket
GOMANETS - set
GOMANOK - bowler
HOMYRKA - nitrolac, used as alcohol
GONETS - 1) a person who has entered into an agreement with the criminals to establish communications, to deliver prohibited items to the colony; 2) drug carrier; 3) money carrier for merchants
GONI - go
GONIT - pretending to be a fool
GUNS BESA - plays the fool
Chases the duru - telling lies
GUNTING THE BOX (MARK) - the criminal drives around on transport and commits theft
BEING BLACK IN BLACK - cheating, lying
You chase - you tell a lie, you lie
RACE - tram
RACING - trip thieves-guest performers on the criminal fishery
GONSHI - thieves in buses
RIDER - thief guest performer, deceiver
PUSHING THE VEHICLES - to say everything indiscriminately
GOPA - a place where they sell alcohol
GOPNIK - thief, robber
GOP-STOP - armed raid, robbery. The usual expression: "Hop-stop do not twist"
HUMB - work hard, wasting your strength
HUMBAR - Bread
GOREMIS - 1) danger; 2) be under investigation
BURNING - 1) getting caught, being caught at the crime scene; 2) be under investigation; 3) go to jail
HORIZON - 1) a chamber wall panel; 2) the border of painting and whitewashing on the wall of the camera
ON - lying
CITY - shoplifter thief, driving around the cities and committing theft
PEA - scatter
BURNING, GETTING - 1) drink vodka; 2) have fun with thieves
MUSTARD - 100-ruble note
POT - motorcycle helmet
FLAMMABLE - 1) ammunition for weapons; 2) alcoholic beverages
Goryushko - a criminal case
TURNED BURNS - prove guilt with concrete facts
SHAKE - HANDLE'S HAND - fingers
RAKE - hands
GRADER - scoop human GRAMMOFON - Anasha
GRANDSHLYUN - universal search
GRANKA - hand
GRACH - a man who does not know that he is dealing with thieves
COMBINE - a kind of master keys
RIP - Passive Homosexual
FREE REST - fool
COMBIN - lock key
GREV (HEATING) - 1) parcel, transfer; 2) drugs, alcohol
HEAT - bottle of vodka
GRENOULA - a man carefully dressed and watching his appearance
GRETA - girl
GRIVA - man's neck
GREEN (from English, green - green) dollars
COFFIN - 1) a large shopping bag; 2) bag, chest; 3) parcel or transfer; 4) wardrobe
COLLUMBER - offender robbing graves
Thunder - tram
THUNDER (AMBAL) - big, strong man
GROTTO - snapper, cheeky
To thunder - to tell
BANGING - kill
BUNCH - candy
PEOPLE - money
PEARS OF FALSE - money is available
SHIPPING EXCESSLY - to commit a crime
SHIPPING THE VEGETABLE - Lying
CARRIER - offender who takes the blame of another person
GRYNY - the debate of the parties in court
Rodents - children
DIRT - mascara for tattooing
LIPS - Insulator Controller
BUDAR (HUDYRVAN) - anus
HOOD - 1) read the morality of someone; 2) get drunk (in the binge); 3) be under the influence of the drug
HUD - anus
TINING - walking, drinking in the company of thieves
TUG - to be friends
Guzhovka - riding, booze
GUZ - to panic
GOD - rush money
PUNCH - 1) walk; 2) a jail in the prison
GULDENY - money, currency
GULTIK - trouser belt
GULTIKI - trousers
WALK - play for money
GULYASH - dog or cat meat
GUMAZNITSA - the fallen woman
GUMZA - the ugly man
GUNCHIK - 10-kopek coin
HUNKA (rech.) - padded jacket
PUNCH - 1) smelly, dirty; 2) a patient with venereal disease
GURTOVIK - drunk
HUSAR - loafer, sharper, leading a wild life
GUESTS TO GET - to pretend not to understand
Goose Rush - pretend to be a fool
GUUSEK - gas cutting apparatus
Goosefoot LAPA - a thieves' tool in the form of a can opener, but much larger (usually equal to the length of a human arm, so that it can be hidden in a sleeve or under a coat)
Goose - 1) a criminal who has contact with the police; 2) the victim
Rush to fry - wait for a man with a suitcase to rob
GUTA - Drugs
GUTA-GUSTRITSA - gastric drops, which, after evaporation, addicts inject into the vein
GUTALIN - jam
GUTs - bruise under the eye
GROUNDS - forest
GYCHA - 1) blow to the face; 2) head


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Criminal psychology

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