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A chewshoo: Someone wearing very high heels to intimidate (female bankers)
Clare Lorenz, Loz Assoc

Abecedarium: Dictionary
Anon

Abswab: Hurried, clothed washing of underarms immediately prior
to business meeting or presentation.
Anon

Acarrie: Girl obsessed with shoe shopping
Adela Hussain, Accenture

Adderwight: A financial controller
Anita Few, Migraine Action Association

Adminisphere: The world of work-office life
Jacintha Moore, Department of Health

Ad-venture capitalists: Advertising agency directors
Professor Martyn P Davies

Allatussa: Early morning crowd on London Bridge
Freda Davies

Amocar Bridge: London Bridge
Anon

Anoraksics: Country dressers - who live in Anoraksia
Professor Martyn P Davies

Anorexs: Followers of fashion
Anon

Antifrizmania: Obsession with straightening the hair
Anon

Apres-guarde: Bankers who buy small lofts in Hoxton from artists who can no longer afford to live there.
Mark Hannam

Apt-on-Thames: People who live on the Thames
Paul Carey-Kent

Ardad Row: Paternoster Row
Anon

Argle: To be involved in a verbal altercation with one unfamiliar with your tongue.
Anon

Arrograd: An irritable graduate in his/her first city job and thinks he/she knows it all.
Adela Hussain, Accenture

Arrr St: Archer Street
Anon

Arthurpound Rd: City Road
Anon

Artifaxers: On-line antique dealers
Professor Martyn P Davies

Artmeister: A person who spends all their social and leisure time going to art events especially private views.
Cynthia Corbett, The Cynthia Corbett Gallery

Ash-point: The place outside a company building where staff/clients gather to smoke
Gill Hedley, Contemporary Art Society

Astromille: Thousands of stars
Anon

Avonytic: A city worker that earns too much money too soon and lives in a flashy unrealistic world, where no other normal person that is not within his circle of Avonytic friends exists                                                                           Christine St Matthew-Daniel