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![]() | Nigth and the City 122: Anybody would think I was asking you to go on the bash, or something. You can keep respectable in a night club. | |
![]() | Late Night on Watling Street (1969) 144: We could have sent her out on the bash ourselves. | ‘The Little Welsh Girl’ in|
![]() | Norman’s London (1969) 1443: They take the birds orf the bash [...] and then expect them to settle darhn and get job in offices and that. | in Show Jan. in|
![]() | Women in Crime 75: Well when I come out [of prison] I’ll have nothing, so the quickest way to get a bit of money is to go on the bash for it. |