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Donkey’s Years 28: Only ‘consequential little articles’ put on airs.at article, n.
Donkey’s Years 28: Only ‘consequential little articles’ put on airs. Donkey’s Years 96: Begob she loves it.at begorra!, excl.
Donkey’s Years 75: ‘I’m black out wiff yew!’ Rita Phelan screeched naggishly at Grogan.at black out with, adj.
Donkey’s Years 28: Maeve Healy is now coming downstairs in shorts. Mumu says she is a minx, a slithery article, Miss Notice Box. Mumu strongly disapproved of those who ‘put on airs,’ drawing attention to themselves by showing off.at Miss Notice Box (n.) under notice box, n.
Donkey’s Years 146: To slash (to piss), to take a box (to crap), to spoon (to court), to sow (to love).at take a box (v.) under box, n.1
Donkey’s Years 124: If his animus against ‘nancy-boys’ was more pronounced than his animus against ‘corner-boys’, his animus against ‘Jewboys’ was greater still.at Jew boy, n.
Donkey’s Years 149: Whereupon the Razz [...] laid the fellow out with an almighty haymaker in the breadbasket.at breadbasket (n.) under bread, n.1
Donkey’s Years 193: Multiple flushings and vigorous application of stiff bumf, the toilet roll sent fairly spinning.at bumf, n.
Donkey’s Years 270: Hasta la vista, cackface.at cackface (n.) under cack, n.2
Donkey’s Years 168: The Dodo was a card.at card, n.2
Donkey’s Years 60: Yule cotch it hot when yure Doddy hurs of duss.at catch it (v.) under catch, v.1
Donkey’s Years 138: Mumu had gone very red and said it was quite unsuitable reading for a chissler.at chiseller, n.
Donkey’s Years 48: Country braces or what he called galluses and, tucked into the long-johns (combs.), a labouring man’s collarless cotton shirt known as Grandfather.at combs, n.
Donkey’s Years 122: His pyjama trousers slipped down below his knees. The rear exposure was sensational [...] the hairy crevice and billygoat’s matted danglers and dingleberries.at danglers, n.
Donkey’s Years 122: His pyjama trousers slipped down below his knees. The rear exposure was sensational [...] the hairy crevice and billygoat’s matted danglers and dingleberries.at dingleberry, n.
Donkey’s Years 63: He had wet himself or done it in his pants.at do it, v.2
Donkey’s Years 149: Whereupon the Razz [...] had torn off his dog-collar, spat on his hands, squared up to the impertinent anti-Christ.at dog-collar (n.) under dog, n.2
Donkey’s Years 284: It (pneumonia) was ‘going’ in Dun Laoghaire; in due course he would catch a ‘dose’ of it, be laid up.at dose, n.1
Donkey’s Years 144: Certain Lower Line tacks had dry-bangs (a ride without the trousers removed) with passing Third Line sows.at dry ride (n.) under dry, adj.1
Donkey’s Years 153: He had an unclean mind and could make his tool stand up at will, a ferret stirring in a sack.at ferret, n.2
Donkey’s Years 68: Frig the fecker.at frig, v.
Donkey’s Years 68: Frig the fecker!at fucker, n.
Donkey’s Years 28: ‘We were only being Fuzziwuzzies,’ I said lamely.at fuzzy-wuzzy, n.1
Donkey’s Years 32: ‘Gas’ (’a gas article’) meant a merry grig, an amusing person.at gas, n.1
Donkey’s Years 60: I retired behind the mangle where the cats made their stinks. It was my glory-hole, Mumu said.at glory hole, n.1
Donkey’s Years 210: Forever accepting hand-outs, cutting corners.at hand-out, n.
Donkey’s Years 20: Ah be Janey Mack, give over!at janey mack!, excl.
Donkey’s Years 30: Coffey crouches like a monkey above the jax.at jax, n.
Donkey’s Years 139: It was on formal occasions like these that the more theatrical of the Jays came into their own.at Jays, n.
Donkey’s Years 119: Joss [...] put his head in the oven and turned on the juice and drank it in.at juice, n.1
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