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My Blue-Checker Corker 24: ‘Mine closed ages ago and no one gave a shattered shit’.at give a shit, v.
My Blue-Checker Corker 24: ‘Mine closed ages ago and no one gave a shattered shit’. My Blue-Checker Corker 74: ‘Wollondonga’s all over the place like a mad woman’s piss’.at all over the place like a mad woman’s shit, phr.
My Blue-Checker Corker 44: ‘A National Uranium mob is buggerin’ round just the other side of Oxford Pass’.at bugger about, v.
My Blue-Checker Corker 85: Battling a head wind they might have to rack along at twenty or even ten.at rack along, v.
My Blue-Checker Corker 7: ‘To get something on appro, I bet’.at on appro (adv.) under appro, n.1
My Blue-Checker Corker 97: ‘I use the same back-hand flip me old man useda use to knock me old lady arse-over-’ead’.at arse over head under arse, n.
My Blue-Checker Corker 51: ‘That Howard kid is a smart-arse little bugger!’.at smart-arsed, adj.
My Blue-Checker Corker 44: Dud Penny is a hero but the game little mare, Flight, is as near to sainthood as any animal might hope for. ‘Gamer than Simpson’s donkey!’.at gamer than Simpson’s donkey under game as..., adj.
My Blue-Checker Corker 49: Duck would daub mud on his face, jig madly, whoop it up, and whale into ‘Old Black Alice’.at whale away, v.
My Blue-Checker Corker 20: They knew it and sometimes used it as a way to get her to glox on, which was not her usual bag.at bag, n.2
My Blue-Checker Corker 148: ‘You’ll bloodywell fall, whap-bang, like a stupid bird that forgot its wings. Splut!’.at whap bang!, excl.
My Blue-Checker Corker 57: ‘Gutsa’d fuck anything with hair on it.’ ‘He’s already had a go at the barber’s floor’.at he’d fuck the barber’s floor under barber, n.1
My Blue-Checker Corker 38: If the word ‘bastard’ meant love by strange rebuttal then ‘cunt’ was the most derogatory word ever applied to man, its true meaning ignored.at bastard, n.
My Blue-Checker Corker 108: ‘He beats it regularly,’ Duck shouted.at beat it (v.) under beat, v.
My Blue-Checker Corker 97: ‘Bejesus, what a turn-out!’.at bejazus!, excl.
My Blue-Checker Corker 83: ‘Poor biddy-darling,’ Young Henry said, hot to the seams of his overalls. ‘Let’s go to bed for bumpy-boos’.at biddy, n.2
My Blue-Checker Corker 67: ‘[Y]ou can use my dunny for a tray-bit’.at trey-bit, n.
My Blue-Checker Corker 83: Young Henry would be dogging her and frogging her and bogging her with a piece of meat any butcher would be proud to hang in his window.at bog, v.1
My Blue-Checker Corker 37: ‘Sorry if I flamboggled you, but repeating yourself won’t help’.at boggle, v.
My Blue-Checker Corker 93: ‘[T]hey’d got two boska kids’.at bosker, adj.
My Blue-Checker Corker 65: ‘Listen to Loverboy,’ Batter said. ‘Ties hankies round his balls at night now to get them to hang over’.at lover-boy, n.
My Blue-Checker Corker 155: Leave Boy Howard with a buggered-up leg, a gluey eye, a sun-stitched, rebroken six-stitcher nose.at buggered up (adj.) under bugger up, v.
My Blue-Checker Corker 132: [T]he big moll [...] stood straighter, as moulded as a Cellini and solid as a brick shithouse.at built like a brick shithouse (adj.) under built, adj.
My Blue-Checker Corker 116: ‘I’ll yell for the police and tell ’em you got me in the back of a Buick an’ tried to bum-fuck me’.at bumfuck, v.
My Blue-Checker Corker 84: ‘Oh Henry, when I put my tongue into your bumhole it’s as if I plug myself into a sex-electric power point’.at bumhole, n.
My Blue-Checker Corker 83: ‘Let’s go to bed for bumpy-boos, then we can go around to my Mum’s for a bite to eat’.at bumpy-boos (n.) under bump, v.1
My Blue-Checker Corker 96: Duck got the bum’s rush from the organising Miss Bowen.at bum’s rush, n.
My Blue-Checker Corker 72: ‘[T]hen to give it to ’em like as if you was Errol Flynn takin’ another cherry’.at cherry, n.1
My Blue-Checker Corker 45: ‘Look, bastard-face, if you don’t keep away from my sheila I’ll belt Christ outa her face till she looks like a hatful of maggots’.at bash the Christ out of (v.) under Christ, n.
My Blue-Checker Corker 98: ‘Billy Hawkes’s climbed up everything there, including the gins’.at climb, v.
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