(UK, slang) Highlights a statement which contains a double entendre or appears sexually forward.
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And, finally, here we have our groovy little DataSet, just ready to be pumped silly with information. Ooh, matron!
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2002, Karl Moore, Karl Moore's Visual Basic .NET: The Tutorials, Apress, →ISBN, page 175:
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'God, you've got a big head.''It's not the only big thing I've got.''Ooh, matron,' she giggled and then there was silence for a while until she gasped, 'Please don't stop.'
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2012, Julia Llewellyn, Ten Minutes to Fall in Love, Penguin UK, →ISBN:
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Once Tukaal had confirmed that all was well, we made our way out towards the perimeter fence and, following a quick flash of his Multi-Tool (ooh, Matron), scrambled through the hole he'd cut in the fence.
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2013, Andy Ritchie, The Book That THEY Do Not Want You To Read: Part 2, Autharium, →ISBN: