Meaning A coy reference to an item that has been stolen.
Usage Britain.
Example
- That iPad I just bought in the pub was really cheap. Best not to ask me where it came from. Let's just say it fell off the back of a lorry.
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Idiom
A coy reference to an item that has been stolen.
Britain, mid/late 20th century. The USA has a ‘fell off the back of a truck’ variant.
Meaning A coy reference to an item that has been stolen.
Usage Britain.
Example
Pronunciation