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Dragon to Kill 32: Two-fifteen African time means four o’clock.at African (people’s) time (n.) under African, adj.
Dragon to Kill 32: Two-fifteen African time means four o’clock. Dragon to Kill 151: You bleddy fool!at bladdy, adj.
Dragon to Kill 140: Look at them in those countries up north – ordinary blanket kaffirs and they have independence already.at blanket, n.
Dragon to Kill 55: ‘Bliksems!’ said Jan.at bliksem!, excl.
Dragon to Kill 51: He had an expression of vague surprise and annoyance. [...] In a dwaal, as usual, thought Tony.at dwaal, n.
Dragon to Kill 127: ‘Jou moer!’ Jan hissed.at jou moer! (excl.) under moer, n.
Dragon to Kill 102: The daughter is out riding and meets [...] the young Englishman from the next farm. Grandpa will go mad if he finds out, she says. A rooinek!at rooinek, n.
Dragon to Kill 18: Sometimes even ‘Sies, hey’.at sis!, excl.
Dragon to Kill 26: You can usually buy dagga from the skollies who hang around here.at skolly, n.
Dragon to Kill 72: O.K. voetsak jong.at voetsak!, excl.
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