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Muzukuru 59: I don’t give an ounce of pigshit for all the rules and regulations. So don’t you come crawling up my arse with all this nonsense.at arse crawl (v.) under arse, n.
Muzukuru 59: I don’t give an ounce of pigshit for all the rules and regulations. So don’t you come crawling up my arse with all this nonsense. Muzukuru 367: Freed me from being whitey’s arsecreeper – that’s what.at arse-creeper (n.) under arse, n.
Muzukuru 39: Every member of the team had to put away three-four beers.at put away, v.
Muzukuru 32: All the other blokes were too babbelas.at babalaas, n.
Muzukuru 10: He’d once been a lootie in a honky unit – all our officers were honkies – but he’d made such a drastic balls-up that he’d been sent on to us.at balls-up, n.
Muzukuru 68: I finally pitched up sucking a handfull of peppermints in the hope that it would take the edge off my booze-breath.at booze, n.
Muzukuru 35: We were getting all lovey-dovey there.at lovey-dovey, adj.
Muzukuru 89: I can’t understand why the big fish wants us to waste our time on you.at big fish (n.) under fish, n.1
Muzukuru 11: ‘Now what is a terrrorist?’ he asks [...] ‘Tell me what these gandangas are.’ [Ibid.] 47: The place is chock-a-block with Afs who want to join up. Ask them why, and they’ll tell you, ‘the gandangas just raped my sister’.at gandanga, n.
Muzukuru 4: ‘The bloke’s really got it in for us. Some goffel spoilt his sister, and he’s been after us ever since.’ ‘Ya, he hates goffels,’ his buddy confirms, ‘really hates us.’ [Ibid.] 18: He wasn’t yellow-brown like most of us goffels, or brown like most houties, he was black.at goffel, n.
Muzukuru 220: ‘They’ve hit me!’ he yells. ‘Fuckin’ gooks’ve hit me!’.at gook, n.2
Muzukuru 179: Graze was brought to me – lekker graze – fish and macaro.at graze, n.
Muzukuru 297: Russia was just the kind of hardegat bastard who would turn a comrade in.at hardegat, adj.
Muzukuru 10: He’d once been a lootie in a honky unit – all our officers were honkies – but he’d made such a drastic balls-up that he’d been sent on to us.at honkie, adj.
Muzukuru 8: They’re just a bunch of goddam houties. [Ibid.] 18: He insisted he was a coloured. ‘Look at my hair,’ he kept telling us, ‘it’s straight. When did you ever see a houtie with hair straight like that? And my nose, it’s pointy. Houties have flat noses.’.at houtkop, n.
Muzukuru 103: You’re kak, you’re just a couple cows – I’d rather stick it up a dog any day.at stick it into (v.) under stick it, v.
Muzukuru 28: You’re not even back a day and you’re jolling again.at jol, v.
Muzukuru 41: We took the terr to the nearest cop shop, about 40 kays to the south.at kay, n.
Muzukuru 2: Our lootie shouts ‘Black Boot’, the password, the gate opens. [Ibid.] 10: He’d once been a lootie in a honky unit – all our officers were honkies – but he’d made such a drastic balls-up that he’d been sent on to us.at loot, n.2
Muzukuru 18: We schemed we were now hardcore ouens, real main mannes.at main man, n.
Muzukuru 2: Me and my buddy, ou Headlights.at ou, adj.
Muzukuru 70: ‘Guess what I did,’ Bond breaks in. ‘Caught three kinds of clap when you pomped your mother.’ ‘Jisis, you blokes,’ he says in a huff.at pomp, v.
Muzukuru 21: His old queen, this stiff-necked old cow [...] schemed she was something special. [Ibid.] 27: Naomi’s old queen lent us the money for the deposit.at queen, n.
Muzukuru 11: What I’m worried about [...] is my arsehole. That bloke, he’s a rabbit I’m chuning you.at rabbit, n.1
Muzukuru 4: The guard was busy rolling himself a reef.at reefer, n.1
Muzukuru 9: If I’d rocked up in Burg with that thing my wife would’ve thrown us both out.at rock in (v.) under rock, v.3
Muzukuru 5: Someone goois a grenade [...] The lootie – in skants – races round shouting instructions.at scant, n.
Muzukuru 3: Hell, back in those days us ouens schemed the idea of a goffel terr [...] a goffel terr – was as ridiculous as a bloke getting pregnant.at scheme, v.
Muzukuru 31: I [...] head down to the hotel or the shab for a few beers. [Ibid.] 54: I drifted from bar to bar, and shab to shab, dopping and stopping.at shebeen, n.
Muzukuru 193: If Smith and his army had a piece of shit paper with a Frelimo stamp on it, those guards’d let them through.at shitpaper (n.) under shit, n.
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