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[UK] F. Pollini Glover 25: ‘How far did you get in there?’ [...] ‘All the way.’.
at all the way, n.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 14: Take a look — my sweet ass!
at my arse! (excl.) under arse, n.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 184: I’ll show that goddamn Jewboy. I’ll make him admit it, the Jewboy.
at Jew boy, n.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 306: I’ll bet she’s got a set hoho. Big buds there.
at bud, n.2
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 10: You’re not shittin, man, that’s right on the button.
at on the button under button, n.1
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 178: Some target, man! [...] Hit it. Wahoom. Blokes, goomby, by the million. [Ibid.] 285: Toodooloo, goombye, that’s it then.
at goom-bye, phr.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 55: Susie, you are my doozie. Lay here and pet my toozie. Oh ho, you are some coozie.
at cooze, n.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 88: She’s having a grand time! Out there cutting the rug with ol redbeard.
at cut the rug, v.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 355: ‘Now then, Glover,’ [...] Pause, dead-eying Glover, ‘Did you report it?’.
at deadeye, v.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 107: Blokes, Blokes, up the goddamn gazoo and out, man.
at up the gazoo under gazoo, n.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 170: Good Gosh, we’ll wind up millionaires yet.
at good gosh! (excl.) under gosh!, excl.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 303: One hell’s own time, getting her.
at hell’s own (adj.) under hell, n.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 141: Holy crow, all her troubles.
at holy crow! (excl.) under holy...!, excl.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 278: You still seeing that Nig? No kidding, hon?
at nig, n.2
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 18: He got teed off.
at teed off, adj.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 136: Ha, Ha, toodooloo, pal, take it easy.
at toodle-oo, phr.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 304: Shoulduv jazzed her too. The old prune.
at prune, n.
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 306: I’ll bet she’s got a set hoho. Big buds there.
at set, n.1
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 302: These Sherlocks are quite eager to start looking around.
at sherlock, n.1
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 305: We sure fooled them [...] Dumb sucks, never caught on.
at suck, n.4
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 165: ‘I think he’s got the old eye on you —’ She giggled. ‘That little tub!’.
at tub, n.2
[UK] F. Pollini Glover 13: Ten inches. That enough? [Ibid.] 56: He’s quite a man [...] Twelve inches.
at twelve inches (n.) under twelve, adj.
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