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Stoning 139: [of Muslims] ‘They stick out like dogs’ balls.’ ‘Who do?’ ‘They do. Them’.at stick out like a sore thumb, v.
Stoning 139: [of Muslims] ‘They stick out like dogs’ balls.’ ‘Who do?’ ‘They do. Them’. Stoning 121: ‘We don’t give a toss about the city [and] they don’t give a rat’s arse about us’.at not give a rat’s ass, v.
Stoning 72: ‘You think the government gives two shits about us out here in Woop Woop?’.at not give a shit, v.
Stoning 91: ‘Maybe she was turning tricks as well. Nice little earner’.at turn a trick, v.2
Stoning 125: ‘The parents do bugger all’.at bugger all, n.
Stoning 15: ‘Cancel the ambo’.at ambo, n.
Stoning 159: ‘Smart arse,’ he spat.at smart-arse, n.
Stoning 18: ‘Those were different.’ ‘My arse they were’.at my arse! (excl.) under arse, n.
Stoning 25: He thought to collar the punks, drag their skinny arses in for vandalism.at arse, n.
Stoning 25: ‘Get an Aussie car, a Commodore or Falcon’.at Aussie, adj.
Stoning 15: ‘[G]et the baggies.’ The constable retrieved two garbage bags.at baggie, n.
Stoning 231: He’d been threatened [by] rapists, paedophiles and murderers, though they never had the balls to follow through.at balls, n.
Stoning 36: F‘yfe didn’t want a bar of me’.at not stand a bar of (v.) under bar, n.1
Stoning 32: He had a fresh pint in his hand and was holding court with two fellow barflies.at bar-fly, n.
Stoning 29: ‘Bastards left me on me own’.at bastard, n.
Stoning 238: ‘The old bat’s brain has rotted’.at old bat (n.) under bat, n.1
Stoning 131: ‘[H]e’s probably a closet bender himself, all teachers are, benders or paedos’.at bender, n.1
Stoning 34: ‘Good lay, ya mean...’ said a ’fly [...] ‘Town bike,’ muttered another.at bicycle, n.
Stoning 115: ‘Am I the only one who thinks that’s a big deal?’.at big deal, n.
Stoning 97: [B]earded bikies on rumbling choppers.at bikie, n.
Stoning 156: ‘I lost interest, never called her again. Frigid bitch’.at bitch, n.1
Stoning 91: ‘You even mentioned that one bloke who carried a torch for her?’.at bloke, n.
Stoning 124: Taking crap from a woman was a sign of weakness, a cardinal blokey sin.at blokey (adj.) under bloke, n.
Stoning 83: [of a large kangaroo] ‘[T]his big red boomer bastard tore his whatchamacallit . . . oesophagus’.at boomer, n.1
Stoning 24: [H]ollowed-out cartons of booze.at booze, n.
Stoning 316: ‘Thanks for not letting me cark it. Yer blood’s worth bottling’.at bottling, adj.
Stoning 96: [E]verything smaller than he remembered, play equipment, water bubblers.at bubbler, n.2
Stoning 118: ‘We’ve now got Buckley’s, no chance, if this ever goes before a judge or jury’.at Buckley’s, n.
Stoning 61: ‘Bugger me! [...] You OK?’.at bugger me! (excl.) under bugger, v.1
Stoning 91: ‘Not everyone’s a paedo.’ ‘Bullshit’.at bullshit!, excl.
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