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Mysteries of the Great City 16: I finally got my act together and found a job.at get one’s act together (v.) under act, n.
Mysteries of the Great City 16: I finally got my act together and found a job. Mysteries of the Great City 19: [H]ow completely balls-up London traffic is at this time of day.at balls-up, n.
Mysteries of the Great City 15: Becca tells him, in no uncertain terms. to bugger off.at bugger off, v.
Mysteries of the Great City 17: The women he meets are more kinked than telephone cords.at kinked, adj.
Mysteries of the Great City 20: The mingy back gardens and sprawling coal yards of South London.at mingy, adj.
Mysteries of the Great City 19: ‘You’re being very uptight. Relax’.at uptight, adj.2
Mysteries of the Great City 15: ‘Watch where you’re going, wanker!’.at wanker, n.
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