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Loot Act I: She always was a back-seat driver.at backseat driver, n.1
Loot Act I: She always was a back-seat driver. Loot Act II: You’re fucking nicked, my old beauty.at beauty, n.1
Loot Act I: We’ll go to a smashing brothel I’ve just discovered. Run by a woman [...] Very ugly bird.at bird, n.1
Loot Act I: I’d like to run a brothel [...] I’d have two Irish birds. A decent Catholic. And a Protestant. I’d make the Protestant take Catholics. And the Catholic take Protestants.at bird, n.1
Loot Act I: Your wreaths have been blown to buggery, Mr McLeavy.at to buggery (adv.) under buggery, n.
Loot Act I: Is that when birds say you’ve put them in the club?at in the club (adj.) under club, n.
Loot Act I: We’ll go to a smashing brothel I’ve just discovered. Run by a woman [...] Nice line in crumpet she has.at crumpet, n.
Loot Act II: That may make a difference to Divine Providence, but it cuts no ice with me.at cut ice (with), v.
Loot Act I: What was your motive in confessing to the bank job?at job, n.2
Loot Act I: You’ve had her? Knocked it off? Really?at knock off, v.
Loot Act I: We wouldn’t have been nicked if you’d kept your mouth shut.at nicked, adj.1
Loot Act II: The coffin took a pasting, you know.at pasting, n.
Loot Act I: None of your piss-taking. Is that understood?at piss-taking, n.
Loot Act I: (He begins to screw down the lid of the coffin) Don’t want last squint, do you?at squint, n.
Loot Act I: The repair bill will be steep.at steep, adj.
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