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[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 71: Barnshoot! No pay, no water.
at banchoot, n.
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 33: Ah, come on, bok, just one.
at bok, n.
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 34: Oh, bugger the lighties.
at bugger, v.1
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 93: The burg’s mos got a car.
at burg, n.3
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 24: ‘You talking crack,’ Charlie told him. ‘God, man, she’s not your blerry wife.’ [Ibid.] 94: ‘He got records, too. Bings [Crosby] and others.’ ‘Blerry white crack.’.
at crack, n.6
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 32: ‘What do you think I am?’ she flashed back, annoyed. [...] Charlie said gently, ‘Awright bokkie. Awright, don’t get so dingus.’.
at dingus, adj.
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 33: Have your dring.
at dring, n.
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 24: I’ll eff you up, pally.
at eff, v.
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 93: You was supposed to jol with me. You my girl, isn’t it.
at jol, v.
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 7: Sleep some more, pikkie.
at piccaninny, n.
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 6: She got a blerry nice pair of poles, though.
at poles, n.
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 55: He reckon you rommel with his goose, that Susie Meyer.
at rommel, v.
[SA] A. La Guma Threefold Cord 13: I’ll go and see how the old toppy is this morning.
at toppie, n.
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