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- noun Plural form of
L-plate .
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Examples
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In the past 10 days, we have seen him throw off the L-plates.
Ten days in which we saw Ed Miliband throw off his L-plates | Andrew Rawnsley 2011
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My friends had been warned that as this was a non-hen night, strippers, L-plates, chicken costumes, weird headgear, matching T-shirts or other horrorshow props were strictly prohibited.
blank 2008
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This is about as close as Johnson will ever come to publicly acknowledging it took him a lengthy period of time to discard his managerial L-plates.
England warn South Africa's bullies not to expect another pushover Robert Kitson 2010
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My friends had been warned that as this was a non-hen night, strippers, L-plates, chicken costumes, weird headgear, matching T-shirts or other horrorshow props were strictly prohibited.
petite on tour 2008
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Marie (the bride) was bedecked, as is the norm on these occasions, with L-plates and a veil and a bikini made out of sweets.
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Finally, with half an hour before Ryan was due at work, he had the card, Oli had L-plates up, and Rye had my keys in his hot little hand!
like absinthe through the shotglass, these are the days of my life 2005
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True to the TAC's instructions that Learner drivers need experience in ALL conditions, Ryan carefully braved the slippery slope behind Oli's wheel - the L-plates prompting an amused outburst from the parking attendant.
Archive 2005-07-01 2005
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Finally, with half an hour before Ryan was due at work, he had the card, Oli had L-plates up, and Rye had my keys in his hot little hand!
Archive 2005-06-01 2005
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True to the TAC's instructions that Learner drivers need experience in ALL conditions, Ryan carefully braved the slippery slope behind Oli's wheel - the L-plates prompting an amused outburst from the parking attendant.
fire & ice 2005
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The man is expected to be charged with conduct endangering life, driving in a dangerous manner, failure to display L-plates and a failure to indicate.
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