pot and pan
/ˌpɒt (ə)n(d) ˈpan/(also pot-'n'-pan) slang (British and Australian )
noun
A person's father or husband.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Edward Dyson (1865–1931). From pot + and + pan, as rhyming slang for old man.
- religion complex
- religioner
- religionise
- religionism
- religionist
- religionize
- religionized
- religionizing
- religionless
- religionless Christianity
- religion shop
- religiose
- religiosity
- religioso
- religious
- religious education
- religious house
- religious humanism
- religious humanist
- religious instruction
- religious knowledge
- religiously
- religiousness
- religious philosopher
- religious philosophy