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A Woman of Bangkok choose

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[UK] J. Reynolds Woman of Bangkok (1959) 8: Young Reggie Joyce down there, saluting the arse-end of an Austin A-40.
at arse-end, n.
[UK] J. Reynolds Woman of Bangkok (1959) 42: I’m blurry lucky.
at blurry, adv.
[UK] J. Reynolds Woman of Bangkok (1959) 31: Some sixth sense told me that flipper would stop for me.
at flipper, n.3
[UK] J. Reynolds Woman of Bangkok (1959) 48: I’m so amazed that only the Malderbury dialect can express my condition: ‘I’m properly gob-smacked’.
at gobsmacked, adj.
[UK] J. Reynolds Woman of Bangkok (1959) 44: Eat your horse-piss if you want, but give me a rare-done beef-steak.
at horse piss (n.) under horse, n.
[UK] J. Reynolds Woman of Bangkok (1959) 13: The one in red certainly had a pair of humdingers. Like coconuts.
at humdinger, n.
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