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Requiem in Utopia 137: Tell me now, is the lady spook as good a bang as she looks?at bang, n.1
Requiem in Utopia 137: Tell me now, is the lady spook as good a bang as she looks? Requiem in Utopia 136: You think you people are [...] the Swedes? You think they built a country like this one by being dumb boxheads?at boxhead (n.) under box, n.1
Requiem in Utopia 4: In common with everyone in the first generation of the Central Intelligence Agency, the station chief invariably alluded to the agency as ‘the company’.at Company, the, n.
Requiem in Utopia 184: ‘She’s going to be in the feathers some night with a young man who’s hung like a buffalo’.at in the feathers under feather, n.
Requiem in Utopia 20: The white man is finished in Gyppy. [...] Farouk will be in exile in a year.at gippy, n.
Requiem in Utopia 162: Do you know who armed both sides in the India-Pakistan war? [...] Arming two starving mobs of ragheads who haven’t enough wit to learn to farm in five thousand years.at rag-head, n.
Requiem in Utopia 182: That’s two guys who might someday come to be bad friends with you, and mouse.at mouse, v.
Requiem in Utopia 70: There must have been a dozen opportunities to wash him out before he left London. Why wasn’t it done?at wash out, v.
Requiem in Utopia 140: It scares the peawadding out of you to think about it [i.e. a parachute jump].at scare the peawadding out of (v.) under peawadding, n.
Requiem in Utopia 89: ‘[H]e’s a red-assed Commie who is right this minute hatching trouble’.at red, adj.
Requiem in Utopia 111: ‘You can’t stop me, and I don’t believe your spooky colleagues can stop me’.at spooky (adj.) under spook, n.
Requiem in Utopia 145: ‘So it’s to be a spook operation after all?’.at spook, adj.2
Requiem in Utopia 162: ‘Love is the opium of the proletariat? [...] Steady tail is for the common people?’.at tail, n.
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