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Our Fathers choose

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[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 253: Cunts waving their arms about the place. Big noises. Bampots the fucking lot.
at bampot, n.
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 24: A drunkard was no big thing. Kids just had them at home.
at big thing, n.
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 84: ‘You’re just like spoilers and Tories the same,’ he shouted. ‘Blacklegs.’.
at blackleg, n.2
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 198: I gather she and what’s-his-name were living there in sin. It was a good thing they jumped the broom last year. Living it up at their age.
at jump (over) the broomstick, v.
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 151: The legs buggered?
at buggered, adj.2
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 219: So you know all the carry-on. The hearings in Glasgow?
at carry-on, n.
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 84: ‘Don’t upset him, Jamie,’ she said. ‘What’s all this creating?’.
at create, v.
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 8: Total wanker. Dickshaft. A right good kicking he’s needing.
at dickshaft (n.) under dick, n.1
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 94: Famie was jigged by the ovals and squares: the modern look of it all. At first she was scared of the trams.
at jig, v.3
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 9: Shopkeepers: thieving Paki bastards.
at Paki, adj.
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 140: We’ll have two pints of yer best piss.
at piss, n.
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 195: ‘Hello, stranger,’ she said with a smile. ‘Hello, Mum,’ I said.
at stranger, n.
[UK] A. O’Hagan Our Fathers 9: You stupid fucking tosser. A good slap you’re needing. Get the fuck out the road. Wankstain.
at wankstain, n.
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