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Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 14: Bevvied up means drunk.at bevvied (up) (adj.) under bevvy, v.
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 14: Bevvied up means drunk. Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 15: The staff of The Times Literary Supplement would be most unlikely [...] to refer to a new ‘biog’ of the Pope or Earl Mountbatten.at biog, n.
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 17: Blam. To race [...] It can refer to either people or machines, but it always involves a lot of noise.at blam, v.
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 20: Blue meanies. The police.at blue meanie (n.) under blue, adj.1
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 20: Bod. A person of either sex.at bod, n.
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 24: Bootboy. A member of an aggressive, usually skinhead street gang.at boot boy (n.) under boot, n.2
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 24: Bootleg. An illegal or pirated recording.at bootleg, n.
Dict. of Teenage Revolution 26: Box. [...] With the meaning of ‘head,’ however – another purely British usage – the market for the word is much more restricted.at box, n.3
Dict. of Teenage Revolution 27: Breadhead. A person who pretends to have adopted an Alternative Lifestyle, but who in fact devotes much of his energy to the mainline pursuit of making money.at breadhead (n.) under bread, n.1
Dict. of Teenage Revolution 29: Brought down. Depressed.at brought down, adj.
Dict. of Teenage Revolution 29: Brown tongue. An act of sycophancy, associated no doubt with the older-established ‘arse-licking’.at brown tongue (it), v.
Dict. of Teenage Revolution 29: Brown wings. A decoration awarded to Hell’s Angels on the occasion of their first homosexual intercourse.at brown wings (n.) under brown, adj.2
Dict. of Teenage Revolution 30: Bubblegum. Exceptionally banal teenage pop music.at bubble gum, n.1
Dict. of Teenage Revolution 32: Burn up. A stretch of very fast driving or riding.at burn(-up), n.
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 32: Bust. [...] To fight.at bust, v.1
Dict. of Teenage Revolution 33: Buzz. [...] To become excited.at buzz, v.1
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 36: Charge. [...] Marijuana.at charge, n.2
Dict. of Teenage Revolution 39: Chick-pic. A photograph of a girl, a pin-up.at chick, adj.
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 39: From the 1920s to the 1950s the expression was ‘to give or get the chuck’.at get the chuck (v.) under chuck, n.2
Dict. of the Teenage Revolution 45: There has been a significant obstacle to the introduction of the term into Australia, since in that culture ‘combo’ already meant ‘a white man living with an aboriginal woman’.at combo, n.1
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