1947 D. Davin Gorse Blooms Pale 194: Hey, Shorty, go easy on that Cocky’s Joy. It’s not every day my old woman sends me a tin.at cocky’s delight (n.) under cocky, n.2
1947 D. Davin Gorse Blooms Pale 91: Another go at making a do of things with his wife [DNZE].at make a do of (v.) under do, n.
1947 D. Davin Gorse Blooms Pale 194: There we were as usual this morning at Sparrowfart, me with the jeep pulled up in front of the General’s caravan.at sparrow-fart, n.1
1947 D. Davin Gorse Blooms Pale 115: Old Slyboots, Norah always called him.at slyboots (n.) under sly, adj.