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ScnAdmin
1. general. (HCO PL 7 May 65) 2. British Slang. -n. inside information, lowdown. -v. t. to give inside information to. (World Book Dictionary)
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ScnMaster
(British slang) inside information. 3rd South African published appr gls (14.4.92)
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ScnTUEU
(British slang) inside information.(British slang) inside information; low-down.(British slang) inside information; lowdown.news; detailed information. See also genned in in this glossary. (slang) inside information; lowdown. From military service slang, especially the British Royal Air Force; it is short for either "general information" or "genuine."news; detailed information. The term comes from military service slang, especially the British Royal Air Force; it is short for either "general information" or "genuine." You read it with what glee, saying "Now I have the total gen on this," and find out that it was a WS56 that the directions were for, only you've got a WD56, slight difference of total purpose. - Education Point of Agreement (30 Oct. 56) news; detailed information. The term comes from military service slang, especially the British Royal Air Force; it is short for either "general information" or "genuine." You've probably heard something of this, but I've just been getting it hot and heavy over the lines because I was working out to find out where Quentin could go to school and what he had to do to figure out some various things, so of course, typically me, I just got in touch with everybody on this subject and got the gen down. -A Review of Study (22 Sept. 64) n. the correct or complete information, facts or know-how about something. The term is chiefly British and comes from military slang, especially the Royal Air Force, and refers to the real data one needs to have on a subject. Its exact origin is unknown, but it is thought to be an abbreviation of either general as used in the phrase "for the general information of all ranks," meaning the key information that all ranks need to be briefed on; or from part of the words genuine or intelligence. It is often used with in or up meaning to provide (someone) with significant or authentic information or to get or be well-informed.(British slang) general information.(British slang) inside information; low-down. Give him the gen. -Principles of Auditing (5 Sept. 61) (British slang) inside information; lowdown. You think, "Well, if it gets too rough and you get too confused, why, maybe he will pick up my despatch and so forth and give me the gen." - Psychosomatic Its Meaning in Scientology (30 July 64) (slang) inside information; lowdown. From military service slang, especially the British Royal Air Force; it is short for either "general information" or "genuine." And that was because the person wouldn't give anybody any gen and because the person had the organization in peril because of his own actual crimes. iWhy People Don't Like You (2 Jan. 60) (slang) inside information; lowdown. From military service slang, especially the British Royal Air Force; it is short for either "general information" or "genuine." And that was because the person wouldn't give anybody any gen and because the person had the organization in peril because of his own actual crimes. ?Why People Don't Like You (2 Jan. 60)