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 :Indeed, everything beyond a dictionary definition in this article is OR. 

 :For example, I am going to need to call  on his/her apparent reference-padding regarding his/her insertion on January 3, 2006, of Jenny Cheshire, 1991, English Around the World: sociolinguistic perspectives, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 0521395658. Following is the entire use of wanker in the book:  

 ::A number of the formulae ["you wanker" and "fuck off, wanker" (from page 205)] use as a form of address the word wanker. Literally, the word wanker in New Zealand English denotes a male who masturbates. But it is also used as a general term of abuse among New Zealand males. Masturbation is popularly regarded as a sign of sexual inadequacy. Therefore a wanker is one is sexually inadequate (page 206). 

 "Source: http://www.google.ca/books?vid=ISBN0521395658&id;=ifl9ajM20fMC&pg;=RA1-PA206&lpg;=RA1-PA206&ots;=amiCLnrTdo&dq;=English+Around+the+World:+sociolinguistic+perspectives+wanker&sig;=aDhHy1DaXhuTEzT2Emzz2DZEZ9A#PRA1-PA206,M1 
    
 :Just how much of this article is this user attempting to source by this book's mere dictionary definition?  

  00:36, 5 January 2007