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Fish Factory 34: Make a bally poor vegetarian, I would, Missus.at bally, adv.
Fish Factory 34: Make a bally poor vegetarian, I would, Missus. Fish Factory 176: Being a County Council man who shouldn’t make such a blue, I was too embarrassed to shout for a ladder.at blue, n.4
Fish Factory 75: What a cruel thing to say, box-head.at boxhead (n.) under box, n.1
Fish Factory 63: Most of the people thought he was a bugger of a joker.at bugger, n.1
Fish Factory 78: ‘Who the hell let that damn cat into the bar?’ he wailed. [...] ‘Eight pounds of my bug [i.e. crayfish] down his furry cakehole! Shell and bloody all.’.at cakehole (n.) under cake, n.1
Fish Factory 66: The Porangiwharenui County Council crap-house.at craphouse, n.
Fish Factory 10: How are the crays, Dan?at cray, n.1
Fish Factory 74: Jackpot shook his head. ‘Can’t figure you at all. Must be a proper Dally idea you’re working on.’.at Dally, adj.
Fish Factory 176: A double bed in a unit of the Flaming Roo Motel.at flaming, adj.1
Fish Factory 105: I suppose a man got a bit full and acted a bit crazy.at full, adj.
Fish Factory 1: ‘Little Willy was getting himself quite well organised with that dark-haired bit.’ [...] ‘Any minute now Little Willy should be unwrappping the goods.’.at goods, n.
Fish Factory 107: Justice must be seen to be done, but it definitely shouldn’t be seen grogging up with the people it had just inflicted punishment on.at grog up (v.) under grog, v.1
Fish Factory 157: No half-pie work, you hear?at half-pie, adj.
Fish Factory 93: If a joker turned up at Court with his defense counsel [...] surely he deserved more than the judgement of a visiting magistrate to decide he should go into the hinaki.at hinaki, n.
Fish Factory 48: A damned shame indeed for a man who’d scrapped enough in the past to normally avoid the receiving end of [...] a king-hit.at king hit, n.
Fish Factory 146: Everyone would laugh and make snide remarks. I’d feel a proper Joe Hunt.at joe (hunt), n.
Fish Factory 108: Why don’t we get him to jack up a list of all the things we could do.at jack up, v.3
Fish Factory 26: How much geli’ did you put in that last charge?at jelly, n.2
Fish Factory 123: ‘Jug, please, mate.’ [...] A good slow steady pull on the glass to dampen the fire and he was ready for company.at jug, n.1
Fish Factory 108: Don’ be such a spoil-sport and misery guts.at miserygut(s), n.
Fish Factory 25: Finish off a man’s grog and then destroy his boat! [...] Mongrel!at mongrel, n.
Fish Factory 171: Dirty, mongrel drunkards!at mongrel, adj.
Fish Factory 27: Moses wept! What’s wrong with my . . .?at Moses!, excl.
Fish Factory 33: I reckon you ought to be able to spare a couple of notes.at note, n.2
Fish Factory 167: Danny had got a bit stroppy for a while when some of the jokers had tried to nugget his knackers.at nugget, v.
Fish Factory 53: The pen-pushers had picked on a subject that was bound to invoke controversy.at pen-pusher, n.
Fish Factory 85: Do you blame me for letting him get full of piss?at piss, n.
Fish Factory 148: No more beer for these two ratbags.at ratbag, n.
Fish Factory 125: Too right, sport.at too right!, excl.
Fish Factory 36: The snooty bitch is not going to use it to buy scungy violets.at scungy, adj.
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