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Coal Flat 108: You’ve got a blimmin’ cheek, haven’t you?at blimin, adj.
Coal Flat 108: You’ve got a blimmin’ cheek, haven’t you? Coal Flat 111: They should give him the Order of the Boot.at order of the boot (n.) under boot, the, n.
Coal Flat 63: They had called him ‘the Doolan bugger’–Doolan on their tongues meant an Irish Catholic.at doolan, n.
Coal Flat 149: You watch yourself, Flora! He’s a fast worker in the dark!at fast worker (n.) under fast, adj.1
Coal Flat 111: Like Bob Semple used to say about hit-and-run drivers-give them their running shoes.at give someone (their) running shoes (v.) under running shoes, n.
Coal Flat 138: Doing overtime. Scabbing on the union.at scab, v.
Coal Flat 147: He’s the biggest drunk in this town, biggest sheik too.at sheik, n.1
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