Associations:

''Charlies'' is a slang term for breasts.

''Charlie's dead'' is a phrase used by British schoolchildren when one's underwear is showing.

A ''good-time Charley'' is a man who is only interested in having fun.

''Charlie Irvine'' and ''Charlie Goon'' are slang terms for police officers.

In African-American slang, to ''blow Charlie'' is to snort cocaine.

''Charlie'' is an African-American slang term for a white man.

''Chuck you, Farley'' is a euphemism for ''-uck you, Charlie,'' and is shouted as a sign of contempt.

''Charlie'' is a British slang term for a fool, or for something cheap and tasteless.

Charlie Brown is the star of the ''Peanuts'' comic strip, created by Charles Schultz in 1950.

Charlie Chan is a fictional Chinese detective created by Earl Derr Biggers.

''Charlie Farnsbarn'' is a substitute for an unremembered name.

''Checkpoint Charlie'' was the nickname of a border checkpoint in the now demolished Berlin Wall.

''Victor Charlie'' was the U.S. military designation for the V.C., or Viet Cong, during the Vietnam War, following the military and law-enforcement practice of using full words to clarify single letters during radio transmission.

Associations:

''Charlies'' is a slang term for breasts.

''Charlie's dead'' is a phrase used by British schoolchildren when one's underwear is showing.

A ''good-time Charley'' is a man who is only interested in having fun.

''Charlie Irvine'' and ''Charlie Goon'' are slang terms for police officers.

In African-American slang, to ''blow Charlie'' is to snort cocaine.

Charlie Chan is the name of a fictional Chinese detective created by Earl Derr Biggers.

''Checkpoint Charlie'' was the nickname of a border checkpoint in the now demolished Berlin Wall.

''Victor Charlie'' was the U.S. military designation for the V.C., or Viet Cong, during the Vietnam War, following the military and law-enforcement practice of using full words to clarify single letters during radio transmission.

Charlie Brown is the star of the comic strip ''Peanuts,'' created in 1950 by Charles Schultz.

''Charlie'' is an African American slang term for a white man.