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Peace 39: A hint of smartarse in [the words].at smart-arse, n.
Peace 39: A hint of smartarse in [the words]. Peace 17: ‘She’s a complete pain the arse’.at pain in the arse, n.
Peace 179: Heading [...] into the teeth of another bollocking.at ballock, v.2
Peace 33: ‘[K]nocked off a bookie [...] got way with close to thirty grand’.at bookie, n.
Peace 6: The bushwhackery he sometimes encountered.at bushwhackery (n.) under bushwhack, v.
Peace 26: The cop had busted her more times than she could count.at bust, v.1
Peace 219: ‘The saw was cactus. They’re welcome to it’.at cactus, adj.
Peace 7: The kelpie halted, skin and bone, ribs and prick.at all ribs and dick like a robber’s dog under dick, n.1
Peace 127: ‘With a bit of luck, tomorrow will be a fizzer’.at fizzer, n.2
Peace 27: ‘[I]t’s a good thing my reaction times are above average or you’d have been a goner’.at goner, n.1
Peace 33: ‘[K]nocked off a bookie [...] got away with close to thirty grand’.at grand, n.
Peace 14: ‘Thanks heaps for brigning Kip home’.at heap, n.1
Peace 142: [S]trung-out ice addicts.at strung out, adj.
Peace 34: ‘On his way home, he feels a bit peckish’.at peckish, adj.
Peace 146: Front-line police against the pencil pushers.at pencil-pusher, n.
Peace 119: An old rustbucket Kingswood.at rust bucket (n.) under rust, n.
Peace 216: ‘What a shemozzle’.at shemozzle, n.
Peace 26: Hirsch later reconstructed the workings of Brenda Flann’s sozzled brain.at sozzled, adj.
Peace 16: Grynne was the town stickybeak.at stickybeak, n.
Peace 43: Hirsch’s mother, a sly stirrer.at stirrer, n.2
Peace 146: ‘Pissed as a fart.’ ‘Trolleyed’.at trolleyed, adj.
Peace [ebook] He checked for mobile reception — zilch.at zilch, n.1
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