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Girls’ Night Out (1995) 126: This one’s called Petro. He’s a big choc, you know really woggy.at choco, n.3
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 126: This one’s called Petro. He’s a big choc, you know really woggy. Girls’ Night Out (1995) 188: ‘Filthy waves,’ agreed Bodge. ‘Classic.’.at filthy, adj.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 27: Anyway, the bloke who got the low scores made sure we got the flick pass.at get the flick (pass) (v.) under flick (pass), the, n.
Girls’ Night Out (2010) 76: Playing hide the pork sword with chicks who dodn’t shave under their armpits is bloody terrible. For an awful minute, you think you’ve turned freckle-puncher.at freckle-puncher (n.) under freckle, n.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 181: You’re training me to become a human handbag that you can take on your arm to premieres and dinner parties.at handbag (n.) under hand, n.1
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 187: Surfers are an amphibious, beach-dwelling species, who hunt in packs for females with ‘margarine legs’ You know, easily spread. Chicks are nicknamed bush pigs, swamp hogs, maggots, spitters or swallowers.at margarine legs, n.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 187: Surfers are an amphibious, beach-dwelling species, who hunt in packs for females with ‘margarine legs’. You know, easily spread. Chicks are nicknamed bush pigs, swamp hogs, maggots, spitters or swallowers.at maggot, n.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 179: Prawnhead, a dentist-cum-oyster farmer, offered me something from his plate.at prawnhead, n.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 168: He’ll do his lolly before he even gets it in. The sparrows will fly out of his arse.at sparrows flying out of one’s arse/backside under sparrow, n.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 187: Surfers are an amphibious, beach-dwelling species, who hunt in packs for females with ‘margarine legs.’ You know, easily spread. Chicks are nicknamed bush pigs, swamp hogs, maggots, spitters or swallowers.at spitter, n.2
Girls’ Night Out 76: That kind of spunkiness doesn’t come naturally. He must have been taking handsome lessons.at spunkiness (n.) under spunk, n.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 187: Surfers are an amphibious, beach-dwelling species, who hunt in packs for females with ‘margarine legs’. You know, easily spread. Chicks are nicknamed bush pigs, swamp hogs, maggots, spitters or swallowers.at swallower, n.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 187: Surfers are an amphibious, beach-dwelling species, who hunt in packs for females with ‘margarine legs’. You know, easily spread. Chicks are nicknamed bush pigs, swamp hogs, maggots, spitters or swallowers.at swamp-hog (n.) under swamp, n.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 106: But if you threw a tanty or two she’d do it, I reckon.at tanty, n.1
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 89: Apart from that everything’s just fabulous. Tops. Terrific.at tops, adj.
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 126: He must be unreal to talk to.at unreal, adj.
Girls’ Night Out 56: You look like a suburban wanker getting round in that clobber.at wanker, n.
Girls’ Night Out 103: There's nothing wankier than sitting around calling everybody a wanker.at wanky, adj.
Girls’ Night Out 191: ‘Aren’t you a wind wanker, mate?’ Bruce interrogated, hostile as buggery.at wind wanker (n.) under wind, n.2
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 139: Con was [sic] mohair and drove a wog chariot. The kids at teachers college called it a ‘marrickville Mercedes’ – a red ET Monaro with a sun roof and mag wheels.at wog chariot (n.) under wog, n.1
Girls’ Night Out (1995) 126: This one’s called Petro. He’s a big choc, you know really woggy.at woggy, adj.
Girls’ Night Out 98: ‘Oh, chill, you big goonhead!’ She pounded his chest with gentle fists. ‘I write for a magazine, not a porn house.’.at goonhead (n.) under goon, n.1
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