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[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: and no flies honestly!
at no flies (about)!, excl.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/1: ac/dc 1. a couple.
at AC/DC, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: acting dickey temporary work.
at acting dickey, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/1: active butch or bull in trade.
at active, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 299/1: your actual intensifying phrase, for example, ‘we are your actual homeopathic practioners’.
at your actual, adj.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: affaire, affaire someone with whom you have had a relationship.
at affair, n.2
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: ajax [...] nearby, next to.
at ajax, prep.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: alamo I’m hot for you!
at alamo!, excl.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 294/2: manly Alice, a masculine gay man.
at manly-alice, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: almond rocks socks.
at almond rock, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 291/2: dog and bone a telephone.
at dog (and bone), n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 293/2: Jim and Jack a back.
at jim and jack, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/1: antique hp an old gay man.
at antique, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: aqua, acqua water.
at aqua, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: aris arse [...] 293/2: harris arse.
at arris, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: (the) arva, harva, sex. Also ‘the full harva’ (anal sex).
at arva, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 288/2: aspro, aspra a prostitute.
at ass pro (n.) under ass, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: aunt nell 1. to listen. 2. ear. 3. be quiet!
at Aunt Nell, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: aunt nelly fakes earrings.
at Aunt Nelly fakes, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: auntie an older gay man.
at auntie, n.2
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: badge cove an old person .
at badge-cove (n.) under badge, n.1
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: bagaga, bagadga a penis .
at bagaga, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: balony, balonie rubbish .
at baloney, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: barkey, barkie, barky a sailor.
at barkie, n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: barnet hair.
at barnet (fair), n.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: barney a fight.
at barney, n.2
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: bat, batts, bates 1. a shoe. 2. to shuffle or dance on-stage.
at bat, n.2
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: batter prostitution. To go on the batter was to walk the streets as a prostitute.
at batter, v.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: battyfang to hide and bite.
at batter-fang, v.
[UK] P. Baker Fabulosa 289/1: battery to knock down.
at battery, v.
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