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Jim Brady 221: ‘Bit of bloody all right, eh, Jim?’ said Amos solemnly.at bit of all right, a, phr.
Jim Brady 221: ‘Bit of bloody all right, eh, Jim?’ said Amos solemnly. Jim Brady 47: ‘Pig’s arse,’ answered Greg.at pig’s arse!, excl.
Jim Brady 36: What about the range this arvo?at arvo, n.
Jim Brady 32: ‘Blow me bilges!’ he grinned, quoting Old Peter.at blow my dickey!, excl.
Jim Brady 54: Gee, he’s a bottler bloke.at bottler, n.1
Jim Brady 69: Come on Jim—get up orf your brains and lets get goin’.at get up off one’s brains (v.) under brain, n.1
Jim Brady 71: You shouldn’t have much to worry about if any of those Grammar buckos try to do you over.at bucko, n.1
Jim Brady 196: Get it orf yer chest or else button yer bloody flap.at button one’s lip, v.
Jim Brady 243: You sawn-off carrot-headed squirt.at carrot-headed (adj.) under carrot, n.
Jim Brady 154: I’ll belt the Christ outa yer!at bash the Christ out of (v.) under Christ, n.
Jim Brady 154: What’s yer monniker, cobs?at cobber, n.2
Jim Brady 26: He’s got a corker black eye!at corking, adj.
Jim Brady 31: Aw, crickey, Mum, cut it out.at crikey!, excl.
Jim Brady 14: Boys threw stones on his tin-roof [...] when he was lying doped on his chaff-bag stretcher.at doped, adj.
Jim Brady 196: Get it orf yer chest or else button yer bloody flap.at flap, n.1
Jim Brady 45: Whether he’s a flash bastard or not, he licked me.at flash, adj.
Jim Brady 45: He licked me. Licked me to a frazzle.at beat to a frazzle (v.) under frazzle, n.
Jim Brady 23: You can’t kick me or my dog or I’ll go you.at go, v.
Jim Brady 209: Listen, gutsache [...] I’ve had a gutful of this floatin’ fortress.at gut-ache (n.) under gut, n.
Jim Brady 31: Why do you look as though you pissed your pants? We both got through.at piss (in) one’s pants, v.
Jim Brady 101: ‘Jumpin’ jewfish!’ Greg ejaculated.at jumping Jehoshaphat!, excl.
Jim Brady 175: ‘Jesus wept!’ exploded Tug.at Jesus wept!, excl.
Jim Brady 15: We snuck alongside and called on ’em to surrender. Not they! Up y’r jumper, f’r ours, they shouted in their own lingo.at up your jumper!, excl.
Jim Brady 50: The old codger’s gone off his melon.at melon, n.
Jim Brady 82: ‘You dirty rotten mongrels!’ Jim mouthed.at mongrel, n.
Jim Brady 222: What hope have them mongrel Dagos got now?at mongrel, adj.
Jim Brady 243: You sawn-off carrot-headed squirt.at sawed-off, adj.
Jim Brady 102: Looks like a beaut turn-out, all right.at turn-out, n.2
Jim Brady 59: I won’t be half a shake.at half-a-shake (n.) under shake, n.1
Jim Brady 192: Hell, we’d better smack it about!at smack it (v.) under smack, v.
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