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Whistle in the Dark Act I: Too much back-handin’, too much palm-oil.at back-hand, v.2
Whistle in the Dark Act I: Too much back-handin’, too much palm-oil. Whistle in the Dark Act I: And we breezed out lively, Michael.at breeze, v.1
Whistle in the Dark Act III: Sick as a dog, bunched completely, not worth two-pence. And I couldn’t stir, I’m telling you. Not for hours.at bunched, adj.
Whistle in the Dark Act I: I wouldn’t be buying no English charve. Oi?at charver, n.1
Whistle in the Dark (1978) Act II: We could bring him, like, for the crack.at crack, n.1
Whistle in the Dark Act III: That’s a very handy one always when any of us, the thick lads, says anything about the big nobs – crap faces.at craphead (n.) under crap, n.1
Whistle in the Dark Act I: Crap, daff, bullshit! Do you think I’m an eejit? [Ibid.] Act II: Go on, Des. Tell him he’s the color of his daff.at daff, n.2
Whistle in the Dark Act II: How are you fixed for dust? [...] Here’s a few quid anyway.at dust, n.
Whistle in the Dark Act I: Hugo got him a right fong up in the arse.at fong, n.2
Whistle in the Dark Act I: Them are the ones that gam on not to know you when they meet you.at gam on, v.
Whistle in the Dark Act III: Don’t you know fathers don’t have to game on to their children the great men they are?at game on, v.
Whistle in the Dark [stage direction] He affects a swagger when he walks The swagger is called ‘the gimp’, shoulders
hunched up, one shoulder higher than the other, arms slightly tense.at gimp, n.1
Whistle in the Dark Act I: I don’t want people, twopence-half-penny guys, ordering a son of mine.at twopenny-halfpenny, adj.
Whistle in the Dark Act I: Too many Holy Marys pulling strings, and talking merit.at holy Mary (n.) under holy, adj.
Whistle in the Dark Act I: And Des went out to the jacks and we heard the scuffle starting.at jacks, n.2
Whistle in the Dark Act II: I never seen him kiss a jane once.at jane, n.2
Whistle in the Dark Act I: Aw, jay, sham, don’t take it too serious.at jay!, excl.
Whistle in the Dark Act I: Let no one say there was ever a jibber in our family!at jibber, n.
Whistle in the Dark Act III: Iggy made a right job of ‘King’.at make a job (v.) under job, n.2
Whistle in the Dark Act I: And Hugo struck and then, / Upon the floor, all K.O. dead, / Were the bloody Englishmen!at k.o., v.1
Whistle in the Dark Act I: And I got this. (Bruise) And stars for a minute and then, well, lights out.at lights (out) (n.) under light, n.
Whistle in the Dark Act II: Blood, and fighting, and light-heads, and daft fathers, and mad brothers!at lighthead, n.
Whistle in the Dark Act I: One of your long-haired ones is waiting up the road.at long-haired chum (n.) under longhaired, adj.
Whistle in the Dark Act I: The lousers must have stayed on for another one at The Lion.at louser, n.
Whistle in the Dark Act II: Our intelligent brother wants it seven to three. Our intelligent brother is warning him to keep away from us trash. Well, mouth, what about the eighth Mulryan?at mouth, n.
Whistle in the Dark Act II: Oh-ho, she’s getting narked.at narked, adj.
Whistle in the Dark Act I: These two English blokes – one of them putting the nut into Des.at put the nut in (v.) under nut, n.1
Whistle in the Dark Act I: Too much back-handin’, too much palm-oil.at palm oil, n.
Whistle in the Dark Act I: You’re not a Paddy?at Paddy, n.
Whistle in the Dark Act II: Anytime I got pox or crabs, it wasn’t off the ones I thought I’d get it off.at pox, n.1
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