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Outlaws (ms.) 14: Perfectly ay-okay saying ‘I asked him’ the year before, but once they started getting older it was all the other thing.at A-OK, adj.
Outlaws (ms.) 14: Perfectly ay-okay saying ‘I asked him’ the year before, but once they started getting older it was all the other thing. Outlaws (ms.) 39: He’s always knocking about town, our Anthony, bit of a face if you will.at knock about, v.1
Outlaws (ms.) 110: He’s starting to get a bit aeriated, but i know it’s more down to tomorrow.at aerated, adj.
Outlaws (ms.) 139: He starts walking over to us with his Ally on a short leash.at ally, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 33: He whistles again, then shouts for this Macca one. Whoever he is, cunt’s mutton.at mutt and jeff, adj.
Outlaws (ms.) 105: It’s a well-known thing — the more I bevvy, the more I has to find me some grumble.at grumble (and grunt), n.
Outlaws (ms.) 7: He wears [...] his Patrick Cox loafers and always a smart whistle.at whistle (and flute), n.
Outlaws (ms.) 74: The tarts in there, all partied-up, ready for their once-a-year goose on the sly.at goose (and duck), n.
Outlaws (ms.) 1: Is that why he’s right up my arse? Wants to see what I’m playing and that?at up someone’s arse/ass under arse, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 136: This pure fucking bandit comes mincing into the line of fire [...] This lad’s a monster, camp as fuck and right in your face with his Big Hom act.at arse bandit, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 29: Having the arse to come in when others are hesitant.at arse, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 98: I don’t mind admitting it. My arse went for a second back there.at arse, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 38: Lowlife raggedy-arsed bastards.at ragged-arsed, adj.
Outlaws (ms.) 42: They pull down places like Tommy White and do what? Fishing villages. Blowing out of their arses, they are.at blow it out of one’s ass, v.
Outlaws (ms.) 4: Japs, Yanks, Krauts, Aussies — you name it, we robbed them.at Aussie, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 132: He knows Moby’s got a rehearsal [...] but it’s not until this avvy and mobe’s in no hurry.at avvy, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 49: I can think of four guys who’ll be only too happy to take a bag like that.at bag, n.1
Outlaws (ms.) 42: They’re not just smackheads nowadays by the way, neither. They like the brown and the white [...] Bit of crack to make them high, bit of bag to lull the comedown.at bag, n.1
Outlaws (ms.) 30: I hate smack. I fucking hate fucking bagheads even worse.at baghead (n.) under bag, n.1
Outlaws (ms.) 27: They drink or they fuck around or whatever, they don’t pay attention to what they’re doing and that, don’t have their eye on the ball.at have one’s eye on the ball (v.) under ball, n.1
Outlaws (ms.) 29: They go on about it being, like, business and not personal and all of that baloney.at baloney, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 110: This supposed meeting is the full phonus balonus.at phonus balonus, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 64: She’s so fucking bang up for it that she looks like she’ll pass out.at bang, adv.
Outlaws (ms.) 44: I’m not in the mood for a barney.at barney, n.2
Outlaws (ms.) 9: See them knobs hauling beak round the city. You need to be Geoff Capes to make a living on that weight!at beak, n.2
Outlaws (ms.) 6: Smiles all round. Grins for Uncle Ged. [...] I locks up [...] giving the boys a nice big beamer back to let them know we’re rocking again.at beamer, n.1
Outlaws (ms.) 129: The scenes with her flicking her bean are fucking good, by the way.at flick the bean (v.) under bean, n.1
Outlaws (ms.) 7: He’s even got Prada trainies, the beaut.at beaut, n.1
Outlaws (ms.) 82: Fucking loves our Gerrard, he does. Thinks he’s the bee’s knees.at bee’s knees, n.
Outlaws (ms.) 105: It’s a well-known thing — the more I bevvy, the more I has to find me some grumble.at bevvy, v.
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