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Borderland 210: I always thought I lived in the back of beyond.at back of beyond (n.) under back, adv.
Borderland 210: I always thought I lived in the back of beyond. Borderland 158: ‘You’re some boyo,’ Petie leered.at boyo, n.
Borderland 55: ‘Mad frigger,’ Black John sneered.at frigger, n.
Borderland 178: ‘Go to fuck,’ she spat the words at me.at go to fuck! (excl.) under fuck, n.
Borderland 180: What the blue fuck did you mean?at what the fuck...?, phr.
Borderland 184: Just keep your head down for a while.at keep one’s head down (v.) under head, n.
Borderland 1343: It’s lashing rain out there.at lash, v.1
Borderland 55: Aunt Nell told me that the Gunner had been taken to a place called ‘the Mental’ for treatment.at mental, n.
Borderland 42: Bad boys. They peg stones at me when they get close enough.at peg, v.1
Borderland 46: Prods have faces like monkey’s holes.at Prod, n.
Borderland 37: ‘Don’t be a scaredy shite,’ he warned.at scaredy-cat (n.) under scare, n.
Borderland 35: ‘Blind skitter,’ he roared.at skitter, n.
Borderland 138: ‘I’m a bit of a dry stick,’ she warned.at dry stick (n.) under stick, n.
Borderland 167: Messages had been scrawled between the metal ridges – ‘Wacko loves Tina.’.at whacko, n.
Borderland 61: I’ll teach you to laugh at me, you yalla skitter.at yellow, adj.
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