1961 Mersey Beat 31 Aug.–14 Sept. n.p.: I think George is the utmost, ginchiest, skizziest, craziest cool cat I’ve ever seen.at cool cat (n.) under cool, adj.
1961 Mersey Beat 31 Aug.–14 Sept. n.p.: I think George is the utmost, ginchiest, skizziest, craziest cool cat I’ve ever seen.at ginchy, adj.
1961 Mersey Beat 5–19 Oct. n.p.: Are you kidding? I’m not all that crazy!at are you kidding? under kid, v.
1961 Mersey Beat 31 Aug.–14 Sept. n.p.: I think George is the utmost, ginchiest, skizziest, craziest cool cat I’ve ever seen.at skizzy, adj.
1962 Mersey Beat 20 Sept.–4 Oct. n.p.: The first time it was pretty rough, but we all had a geer time.at gear, adj.1
1962 Mersey Beat 15–29 Nov. n.p.: They want to get away from the Liverpool tag in the near future, even though ‘Scouseland’ means so much to them.at Scouse, adj.
1962 Mersey Beat 1–15 Nov. n.p.: Brigitte Bardot [...] turns her erstwhile ‘sex-kitten’ characterisation into a powerful, dramatic and suspenseful tour de force.at sex kitten (n.) under sex, n.
1962 Mersey Beat 15–29 Nov. n.p.: If the Beatles manage to establish themselves on a national scale they’ll be really swingin’!at swing, v.
1963 Mersey Beat 20 June–4 July n.p.: The Beatles did their nuts because Stu was playing with us.at do one’s nut (v.) under nut, n.1
1963 Mersey Beat 26 Sept.–10 Oct. n.p.: If they could sing, they too would leave the ‘pool for the money. The Beatles are only earning a living.at Pool, the, n.
1964 Mersey Beat 30 Jan.–13 Feb. n.p.: After hearing The Beatles for the first time last summer [...] They are at last ‘in’ with our Southern Californians.at in, adv.