Soap-dodger

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2. The pejorative definition alleged in this page is incorrect. See here for a more reliable definition and etymology.
3. For a slang phrase, its usage is trivial (returning only 472 non-duplicative google hits, the vast majority of which did not refer to this usage of the phrase).
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The article may be deleted without further notice since this message has remained in place for five days.Expired prod, concern: 1. This is a mere dictionary definition, something which Wikipedia is not.
2. The pejorative definition alleged in this page is incorrect. See here for a more reliable definition and etymology.
3. For a slang phrase, its usage is trivial (returning only 472 non-duplicative google hits, the vast majority of which did not refer to this usage of the phrase).
4. The fact that it's been orphaned and, except for some vandalism, largely abandoned since 2006 suggests that it may not be possible to source or expand this page. This template was added 2008-06-09 23:03; five days from then is 2008-06-14 23:03.

Expired [[WP:PROD|prod]], concern was: 1. This is a mere dictionary definition, something which Wikipedia is [[WP:WINAD|not]]. <br> 2. The pejorative definition alleged in this page is incorrect. See [http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/soap-dodger.html here] for a more reliable definition and etymology. <br> 3. For a slang phrase, its usage is trivial (returning only [http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22soap+dodger%22&start=470&sa=N 472 non-duplicative google hits], the vast majority of which did ''not'' refer to this usage of the phrase). <br> 4. The fact that it's been orphaned and, except for some vandalism, largely abandoned since 2006 suggests that it may not be possible to source or expand this page. (delete)

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