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'''whodúnit''', '''whodúnnit''' *hudúnnit, after [[Cockney]] "who done it?"

'''bròther''' voiced '''th''', making a [[minimal pair]] with its [[cockney]] equivalent, '''brúvver

...(''The Armageddon Factor'', 1978; actually, as that Time Lord talks with a Cockney accent, this is pronounced Fee', with a glottal stop), which is later expla

...and the age almost expected it; but Gilbert's is not the then usual hearty cockney vulgarity."</ref> For instance:

This sound is absent from some dialects, such as Cockney.

...he British equivalent of 'sausages & mashed potatoes', it is London slang, cockney, & I speak as one born wivvin the saand of Bow Bells meself, myte - so it s

:I think I agree. At any rate butcher's is Cockney rhyming slang: butcher's hook = look. My dictionary says rum is slang too.