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Keys to the Street 190: ‘Oh, get a life!’ said Valerie, slamming the area door.at get a life!, excl.
Keys to the Street 190: ‘Oh, get a life!’ said Valerie, slamming the area door. Keys to the Street 187: They were a rag, tag and bobtail crew, shuffling along these immaculate paths.at rag, tag and bobtail, n.
Keys to the Street 273: The pharmacy where his mother’s repeat prescription for barbs was regularly dispensed.at barbs, n.
Keys to the Street 125: He was in this bin for most of the Eighties.at bin, n.
Keys to the Street 288: He wanted something with which to wash down two black beauties and a crystal methedrine. He needed pepping up.at black beauty (n.) under black, adj.
Keys to the Street 130: A faint chance that he’d left a tab or even some blow – who was he kidding – in the pockets.at blow, n.3
Keys to the Street 129: A couple of Es? Some cycles?at cycline, n.
Keys to the Street 189: Let me have a dekko.at dekko, n.
Keys to the Street 129: A couple of Es?at E, n.
Keys to the Street 111: She wasn’t the sort to pin your ears back and he despised her for her gentleness.at pin someone’s ears back (v.) under ear, n.1
Keys to the Street 130: A job that was big enough to keep you in rocks or that elephant dope for the rest of your life?at elephant (tranquillizer) (n.) under elephant, n.
Keys to the Street 136: It’ll cost you a Hawaii [...] Fifty smackers.at Hawaii, n.
Keys to the Street 59: The meths and water mixture, cloudy white fluid the jacks men called milk.at jack, n.14
Keys to the Street 229: ‘Dig your elephants,’ he said, and then he said, ‘Jumbo, jumbo,’ and started laughing.at jumbo, n.
Keys to the Street 3281: He’d never been interested in acid, microdot, mushrooms or any of that stuff.at microdot, n.
Keys to the Street 59: The meths and water mixture, cloudy white fluid the jacks men called milk.at milk, n.
Keys to the Street 134: A bit of muck on the pavement.at muck, n.1
Keys to the Street 266: He’d never asked his mother, but the answer probably was she was too shellacked to take him.at shellacked, adj.
Keys to the Street 134: Maybe she was running short of cash [...] and thought soft soap might secure her a discount.at soft soap, n.
Keys to the Street 283: He needed something to bring him down. Yellow jackets or Vs.at V, n.7
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