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Londonstani (2007) 28: Peeps like Kavi n Davinder [...] shud save up their aggro 4 Paki-bashers.at aggro, n.
Londonstani (2007) 28: Peeps like Kavi n Davinder [...] shud save up their aggro 4 Paki-bashers. Londonstani (2007) 118: Your sniggering and smart-alec remarks.at smart-aleck, adj.
Londonstani (2007) 212: Straight in from the Apple today.at Apple, n.
Londonstani (2007) 23: I made a choice when I started kickin bout with Hardjit.at kick around, v.
Londonstani (2007) 162: Yeah, right, my big brown ass.at my arse! (excl.) under arse, n.
Londonstani (2007) 119: Fine, you do this arty-farty nonsense.at arty-farty, adj.
Londonstani (2007) 166: His bad B.O. suddenly wiping out the smell a Sanjay’s aftershave.at b.o., n.
Londonstani (2007) 115: Mr Ashwood’d been so safe to me back in the day.at back in the day(s) under back, adv.
Londonstani (2007) 15: Ah, sorry, man, my bad.at my bad under bad, n.
Londonstani (2007) 132: No mater how much you want to act like bad-to-the-bone tough guys I refuse to believe that’s what you really are.at bad-to-the-bone (adj.) under bad, adj.
Londonstani (2007) 4: U bhanchod b callin us lot Paki one more time n I swear we’ll cut’chu up, innit.at banchoot, n.
Londonstani (2007) 23: Din’t matter what you called them. Coconuts, Bounty bars, Oreo biscuits or any other food that was white on the inside.at bounty (bar), n.
Londonstani (2007) 26: I was a ponce, I acted an sounded like a batty.at batty, n.2
Londonstani (2007) 11: We were stridin slowly a course, so as not to look batty.at batty, adj.2
Londonstani (2007) 64: I in’t makin all this up just to big Samira up.at big up, v.
Londonstani (2007) 82: Extra blessings an big-ups would be going out to her tonite.at big-up, n.
Londonstani (2007) 22: We’s be havin a nice car, nice tunes, nuff nice designer gear, nuff bling mobile.at bling-bling, adj.
Londonstani (2007) 3: Yeh, blud, safe, innit.at blood, n.2
Londonstani (2007) 141: Usher may’ve had a fly bod as well as fly tunes.at bod, n.
Londonstani (2007) 177: Hardjit’s on the bog.at bog, n.1
Londonstani (2007) 14: She a dirrty ho an I’d bounce her ass out ma car.at bounce, v.1
Londonstani (2007) 5: His perfectly timed and perfectly authentic rudeboy front.at rude boy, n.
Londonstani (2007) 4: It just weren’t right to describe all desi boys as Pakis. [Ibid.] 5: These days we try an use our own word for homeboy an so we just call ourselves desis.at desi (boy), n.
Londonstani (2007) 3: If he can’t bruck up goras, no one can.at bruck (up), v.
Londonstani (2007) 20: Yeh, bruv, [...] she’d probably have twins or triplets.at bruv, n.
Londonstani (2007) 140: He should be thinkin how to make some decent bucks a his own.at buck, n.3
Londonstani (2007) 50: Samira Ahmed ain’t nuffink special [...] my bum is buffer than her.at buff, adj.2
Londonstani (2007) 14: Greasy sleazebag bullshit merchant.at bullshit artist (n.) under bullshit, n.
Londonstani (2007) 8: If it [i.e. facial hair] weren’t too blond, it was too curly or too bumfluffy.at bumfluffy (adj.) under bum-fluff, n.
Londonstani (2007) 125: Sound to me you jus want us to start lickin some butt.at lick some(one’s) butt (v.) under butt, n.1
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