end-of-the-pier
Pertaining to a bawdy, old-fashioned style of broad comedyPertaining to a bawdy, old-fashioned style of broad comedy.
Meaning
1 senses(UK, derogatory, not comparable, usually)Pertaining to a bawdy, old-fashioned style of broad comedy.
Origin
A reference to the pleasure piers in British seaside resorts, which often featured music hA reference to the pleasure piers in British seaside resorts, which often featured music hall entertainment and were popular working-class holiday locations.
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