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The Old Familiar Juice choose

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[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 82: dadda: You forgot me socks [...] Almond rocks .
at almond rock, n.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 75: dadda: (heaving a sigh) Whew! The screw’s right on me hammer.
at hammer and tack, n.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 82: bulla: [Y]er start criticizin’ about hard it is to live with us. Bagging blokes who’ve done the right thing by you.
at bag, v.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 82: dadda: Oh, Queen Farieda, gives baksheesh!
at baksheesh, n.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 82: ‘We used to barrack the monkey every time it went off’.
at barrack, v.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 69: bulla: [A]ttach yourself [...] ter someone who’ll do all the battlin’ and bring home the goodies to yer.
at battle, v.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 55: bulla: Purple Para...Tawny Port...sting, steam, bombo,...metho...plonk!
at bombo, n.1
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 102: bulla: What’s cracking you up, bottle-brain?
at bottlebrain (n.) under bottle, n.1
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 74: bulla: Ahh, he’s down there whackin’ up bumpers with [...] ’is warby mates.
at bumper, n.4
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 102: dadda: Yer needn’t bung on. stanley: Bung on what?
at bung (it) on (v.) under bung, v.1
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 89: bulla: Will you shut yer gob? Wodder yer have to cruel a man for?
at cruel (the pitch), v.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 102: bulla: That’d be better than dead-beat, suckin’ on metho corks.
at deadbeat, adj.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 794: dadda I’m startin’ ter get a glow on already.
at get a glow on (v.) under glow, n.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 82: ‘We used to barrack the monkey every time it went off’.
at go off, v.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 104: stanley lashes out with open hand and hits him a lovely smack in the gob.
at gob, n.1
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 69: bulla: [A]ttach yourself [...] ter someone who’ll do all the battlin’ and bring home the goodies to yer.
at goodies, n.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 104: bulla: ‘E’s an old goose [...] A real goose.
at goose, n.4
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 104: bulla: ‘From soldier to soak in thirty years.’ (Laughing) That grab yer any better?
at grab, v.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 101: bulla: You’re a dead-set ‘gum’ if ever there was one [...] Know what a ‘gum’ is, Stanley? [...] A ‘gum’, little mate, is a backward mug!!
at gum, n.5
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 83: bulla: Orright! Orright! [...] Let’s have a bit of Harry Lorder, a bit of decorum, if yer please!
at Harry Lauder, n.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 61: bulla: [Y]ers were a bunch of red ’ot dills.
at red-hot, adj.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 56: bulla: Who’s rotten socks are those? Hey? ’Oo leaves ’is jammy footwear lyin’ around the joint .
at jammy, adj.2
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 56: bulla: Who’s rotten socks are those? Hey? ’Oo leaves ’is jammy footwear lyin’ around the joint .
at joint, n.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 104: bulla: Then [they] lumbered ’em back to chase boongs and drink jungle juice.
at jungle juice, n.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 106: bulla: Yer must’ve been playin’ fer lends [...] seein’ as you don’t own one bloody inch of the stakers yer were fightin’ for!
at lend, n.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 104: bulla: That’s what we’ve been talkin’ about [...] since ’e lobbed in this peter?: .
at lob in (v.) under lob, v.
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 88: : Wodder those ones in the Bible they’re always bashing lugs about?
at lug-bashing (n.) under lug, n.1
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 104: bulla: I s’pose that was a new song yer just punished our lugs with.
at punish someone’s lugs (v.) under lug, n.1
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 104: bulla: Then [they] lumbered ’em back to chase boongs and drink jungle juice.
at lumber, v.1
[Aus] J. McNeill Old Familiar Juice (1973) 102: bulla: That’d be better than dead-beat, suckin’ on metho corks.
at metho, n.
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