skin-and-blister n.
a sister.
Sport (Adelaide) 8 Jan. 5/6: Flask Mack is going strong with Ned’s ‘blister’. | ||
(con. WWI) Soldier and Sailor Words 260: Skin And Blister: Sister. | ||
Cockney Cavalcade 170: I saw your skin-and-blister last night. | ||
private coll. n.p.: Sister Skin & Blister. | ||
Long and the Short and the Tall Act II: I’ve got a little skin and blister back in Blighty. Twelve years old. | ||
Baron’s Court All Change (2011) 35: I decided to make a full investigation of the disappearance of my dear old skin and blister. | ||
‘Whisper All Aussie Dict.’ in Kings Cross Whisper (Sydney) xl 4/5: skin and blister: Sister. | ||
Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin (1976) 68: ‘Look after me water.’ ‘Water?’ ‘Water blister, sister.’. | ||
Dead Butler Caper 35: Gloria was ’is skin and blister. | ||
Big Huey 253: Skin-and-blister (n) Sister. | ||
Ridgey-Didge Oz Jack Lang 14: In a flash he knew he had stewed and blued. The dull light in the joint had deceived him. The boiler was Methuselah’s older skin and blister. | ||
(con. WW2) Heart of Oak [ebook] Well, one thing after another, and I clews up living at his place until his fucking skin came down and chucked me out of his gaff, and I got nicked. | ||
in Little Legs 192: blister sister. | ||
Bible in Cockney 74: Look, your finger, skin-and-blisters and brothers are outside. | ||
Boobslang [U. Canterbury D.Phil. thesis] 167/2: skin-and-blister n. sister. | ||
More Bible in Cockney 68: Brothers and skins, you’re gonna have to choose seven geezers from among you. | ||
Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl. 25: blister Sister, rhyming ANZ slang from c1920. |