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Man-Eating Typewriter 60: [M]y screeching abdabs were unnecessary.at abdabs, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 60: [M]y screeching abdabs were unnecessary. Man-Eating Typewriter 335: [T]he tarts did not seem molto eager to let me peform a backdoor abigail.at abigail, n.2
Man-Eating Typewriter 38: [F]ash bats and sharpering-omis were after us, those evil eagle-eeked addle-plots who cruised the city.at addle-plot, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 493: ‘Seafood supper this aft, so I heard’.at aft, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 433: ‘I wouldn’t recommend aggro, comrade’.at aggro, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 84: [T]he cornerstone of my gloriosa aggro.at aggro, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 28: Le Spleen de Paris, a subterranean stomping-khazi in the Latin quarter that attracted the [...] fallout from the ajax Deux Magots.at ajax, prep.
Man-Eating Typewriter 108: [T]his manly-alice, this bearded-donna fucker, he sticks his cartso through and I’m going at it [...] schlop schlop schlop [ibid.] 111: The manly-alices, the tattooed seadogs, the homos-in-heteros’-clothing.at manly-alice, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 133: Filled with rotting munja, dirty almond-rocks, luppernail clippings [...] dead rats and French letters.at almond rock, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 491: The anglos endure fuckering horrific weather all year round.at anglo, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 139: Barely sapeaks anglo — in fact, nanti polari whatsoever.at anglo, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 92: Musty anglo guff like [...] Billy Shaker.at anglo, adj.
Man-Eating Typewriter 37: There was running aqua in the water-pump.at aqua, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 68: [A] pauper’s grave in some grim armpit of Stepney.at armpit, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 109: ‘I consider you a sister now. Tis bad fay to split a sibling’s arriss open’.at arris, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 52: I wasn’t arthuring away in that box [ibid.] 239: [E]ven arthuring solo had its frightful drawbacks.at J. Arthur (Rank), n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 111: [O]utright grubby arva-hunger.at arva, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 309: bollocks and botheration.at ballocks!, excl.
Man-Eating Typewriter 232: ‘You’ve got balls, Raymond I’ll give you that much’.at balls, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 234: ‘I’ve been done for breaking and entering. Judge says if he sees me again, he’ll bang me up’.at bang up, v.2
Man-Eating Typewriter 18: [T]he barkies of ss unmentionable.at barkie, n.
Man-Eating Typewriter 18: Please try to refrain from [...] vomiting, ejaculating, parneying, barneying, rioting.at barney, v.
Man-Eating Typewriter 286: [of the Vietnam War] In spite of mass opposition to the barny among the public, rosbif armed forces will be deployed.at barney, n.2
Man-Eating Typewriter 137: ‘Them fucking queens, the lucky bats’.at bat, n.1
Man-Eating Typewriter 38: [F]ash bats and sharpering-omis were after us, those evil eagle-eeked addle-plots who cruised the city.at bat, n.2
Man-Eating Typewriter 138: The rent-chavvies and the gillies-on-batter eagerly awaiting fresh salty cock as soon as the gangway touches land.at batter, v.
Man-Eating Typewriter 31: She goosestepped round the battyfanged outline of the Bastille.at batter-fang, v.
Man-Eating Typewriter 55: I inadvertently stamped upon the poor batatat’s eek in the heat of the battyfanging.at batter-fang, v.
Man-Eating Typewriter 123: [I] schonked screeched spat wept and battyfangled.at batter-fang, v.
Man-Eating Typewriter 79: ‘Is this what they’re wearing in the East End these days, old bean?’.at old bean (n.) under bean, n.2
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