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[UK] J. King White Trash 258: Nurses [...] lend a helping hand and get sweet FA in return.
at sweet Fanny Adams, n.
[UK] J. King White Trash 66: I’m a big fat bubba who needs to lose six stone.
at bubba, n.
[UK] J. King White Trash 255: This isn’t fucking Peckham though, is it [...] None of your bushwhacker bollocks over here.
at bushwhacker, n.1
[UK] J. King White Trash 260: Bob knocking back a chaser, laughing his head off.
at chaser, n.1
[UK] J. King White Trash 117: Twenty five pounds and the first time she wore them a patient did the dirty on her. Papa splattering the leather with a collection of carrots and peas.
at do (the) dirty (v.) under dirty, n.
[UK] J. King White Trash 258: They’ll come hassle us and do us for the dope.
at do, v.1
[UK] J. King White Trash 65: Nobody did it better than a dummy.
at dummy, n.1
[UK] J. King White Trash 201: He talked about the way hardcore Christians imposed their heavy manners on a pagan country.
at heavy manners, n.
[UK] J. King White Trash 53: The knockers could say what they liked about the NHS but it worked.
at knocker, n.1
[UK] J. King White Trash 37: He was going on about his lover’s balls for all the next week.
at lover’s nuts (n.) under lover, n.
[UK] J. King White Trash 67: He wasn’t finished, was going for the full monty.
at monty, n.
[UK] J. King White Trash 194: There was always a session going on in the Green Man.
at session, n.
[UK] J. King White Trash 54: Training for this new life as an international card shark.
at shark, n.
[UK] J. King White Trash 168: Walls covered in thick graffitti [...] massive trainers on skanking white kids.
at skank, v.
[UK] J. King White Trash 97: Thinking it didn’t matter if she slobbed around playing mummies and daddies.
at slob out (v.) under slob, n.1
[UK] J. King White Trash 167: You were lucky, on your toes before the boys with him had a chance to do you some real damage.
at on one’s toes under toe, n.
[UK] J. King White Trash 160: It wasn’t like she hadn’t done a ton before.
at ton, n.1
[UK] J. King White Trash 71: St Peter at the bar selling whizz, trips, charlie, E.
at trip, n.4
[UK] J. King White Trash 89: Rock glowing behind the turntable as this tricky little geezer spun his wax.
at wax, n.2
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