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Honourable Schoolboy 151: Jerry bashed out a piece on the effect of the American military pullout.at bash out (v.) under bash, v.
Honourable Schoolboy 151: Jerry bashed out a piece on the effect of the American military pullout. Honourable Schoolboy 387: He could get Lizzie into the bigtime heroin trail.at big-time, adj.
Honourable Schoolboy 450: Lizzie Worthington, suburban bolter.at bolter, n.
Honourable Schoolboy 83: Still be their case, even if Ricardo was a bummer.at bummer, n.3
Honourable Schoolboy 133: Frost drank greedily [...] ‘Bung-ho.’.at bung ho!, excl.
Honourable Schoolboy 133: Want me to give her a buzz?at give someone a buzz (v.) under buzz, n.
Honourable Schoolboy 459: ‘Check,’ said Murphy.at check!, excl.
Honourable Schoolboy 414: I don’t like you to sit on my friend’s head [...] while he catch cold turkey.at cold turkey, n.
Honourable Schoolboy 367: The ‘crew only’ door was guarded by a pair of very serious crushers.at crusher, n.1
Honourable Schoolboy 58: He invited three of the least bending Whitehall desk-jockeys.at desk jockey (n.) under desk, n.
Honourable Schoolboy 254: F-ing and blinding like I don’t know what.at eff and blind (v.) under eff, v.
Honourable Schoolboy 136: We’d tell them how you play roundeye musical beds at the young bankers’ club.at round-eyed, adj.
Honourable Schoolboy 525: ‘Gammon and spinach!’ Connie stormed.at gammon and spinach (n.) under gammon, n.2
Honourable Schoolboy 77: Gum-shoeing after Commercial Boris.at gumshoe, v.
Honourable Schoolboy 386: You hashed-out wreck!at hashed out, adj.
Honourable Schoolboy 254: My hat! F-ing and blinding like I don’t know what.at my hat!, excl.
Honourable Schoolboy 275: And do we go for his jugular? [...] Do we hell. We pussyfoot. We stand on the sidelines.at do I hell! (excl.) under — hell!, excl.
Honourable Schoolboy 162: [of racehorses] None of your jail-bait chestnut with a light mane and tail that take the women’s vote in every race.at jailbait, n.
Honourable Schoolboy 140: You might as well try and take Fort Knox with a jemmy.at jemmy, n.3
Honourable Schoolboy 254: Didn’t stop Drake lamming into him, all the same.at lam (it) into (v.) under lam, v.1
Honourable Schoolboy 133: My secretary. very nice. Legs go right up to its bottom, so they tell me.at legs (right/all the way) up (to her ass) under leg, n.
Honourable Schoolboy 422: Collect a little mud maybe, take him a few guns, rice, gold.at mud, n.
Honourable Schoolboy 136: ‘Front page mugshot, banner headlines.’.at mug shot, n.
Honourable Schoolboy 527: That twerp Enderby is oiling through the back door.at oil, v.
Honourable Schoolboy 275: And do we go for his jugular? [...] Do we hell. We pussyfoot. We stand on the sidelines.at pussyfoot, v.
Honourable Schoolboy 155: ‘He’s raising Cain in Taipei,’ Craw said.at raise Cain (v.) under raise, v.
Honourable Schoolboy 140: Very nice blonde party he had with him. Roundeye.at roundeye, n.
Honourable Schoolboy 155: He made a show of rubbernecking at the outside of the villas there, as many idle tourists do.at rubberneck, v.
Honourable Schoolboy 388: [of a man] ‘Take those Commie stars off your tits.’.at tit, n.2
Honourable Schoolboy 151: The word is well done and hold your water.at hold one’s water (v.) under water, n.1
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