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Old School 189: Arch had taken up riding only after his leg got bunged up.at bunged up, adj.
Old School 189: Arch had taken up riding only after his leg got bunged up. Old School 40: Frost sounded like a man who’d been stung by a taunt, showing he could take it and come back with some chaff of his own.at chaff, n.1
Old School (con. 1962) 104: Purcell began to cut daily chapel. [...] We were allowed a fair number of cuts, but by the end of April he’d used his up.at cut, n.1
Old School 112: Our regular dances were licentious enough, within the limits set by the vigilant, and of course envious, spinsters who rode shotgun at these affairs.at ride shotgun (v.) under ride, v.
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