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Powder 86: Chance would be a fine thing. I can’t get near them for trollops and drug dealers and yes-people.at chance would be a fine thing, phr.
Powder 86: Chance would be a fine thing. I can’t get near them for trollops and drug dealers and yes-people. Powder 347: You’re a fucking liability! You’re don’t give a fucking shit!at not give a shit, v.
Powder 368: Quietly, Pat had let himself into James and Keva’s suite, hoping he hadn’t missed all the action.at action, n.
Powder 98: He’d handed her the pistol and a spare round of ammo for good measure.at ammo, n.
Powder 419: NME had ducked it. They’d bottled it.at bottle (it) (v.) under bottle (and glass), n.
Powder 57: This time she was animated like he’d never seen her before. She was an animal.at animal, n.1
Powder 412: This seemed to satisfy the antsy hedonist.at antsy, adj.
Powder 7: So Sensira did a couple of farting little one-off gigs with the Grams, kissed their arses and humped their gear.at kiss someone’s arse, v.
Powder 73: Keva and James got themselves a floor in the sprawling Ivanhoe Road manse in arty Sefton Park.at arty, adj.
Powder 366: If you have got one single piece of ass in there, your fuckin ass is toast!at ass, n.
Powder 112: All men were assholes and Englishmen were flat-assed pricks with extra fries.at -assed, sfx
Powder 400: Awesome, guys! Totally awesome!at awesome!, excl.
Powder 156: Yeah! I can see your conundrum, babe!at babe, n.
Powder 18: Guy! Darling! Oh, God, I can’t believe it . . . baby!at baby, n.
Powder 331: We can get you guys some help and walk those babies right on out of here.at baby, n.
Powder 351: You’re balling a kooky chick, right?at ball, v.3
Powder 484: Fucken ball-breaking is about right, lar. Breaking rocks while Massa McCluskey cracks the whip.at ball-breaking, adj.
Powder 141: Each ballsy gig in Haverfordwest or Skye, was bringing them closer to their calling.at ballsy (adj.) under balls, n.
Powder 437: He had that superciliousness – the sort a backstreet car mechanic uses to bamboozle unwitting customers.at bamboozle, v.
Powder 16: MTV banging the hell out of the first clip.at bang, v.1
Powder 132: ‘We ain’t had a banker like Helmet in years ...’ ‘Merchant Banker, yeah!’.at merchant banker, n.
Powder 132: Stick him on the cover and you’ll sell out. [...] We ain’t had a banker like Helmet in years.at banker, n.
Powder 56: ‘Fifteen quid.’ ‘Oh. I thought you said ...’ ‘Aye. But bareback’s fifteen.’.at bareback, n.
Powder 255: Launching a desperate charge on security, some managing to barge their way through and sending a knock-on cascading through to the front.at barge (in) (v.) under barge, n.1
Powder 46: Labels liked to work with big, stroppy managers who’d bawl them out and bully them.at bawl out, v.1
Powder 42: I intend to repay nothing for a year. Not a bean.at not a bean (n.) under bean, n.1
Powder 318: Don’t beat yourself up over it, man!at beat up, v.
Powder 198: It beats me every time.at beats me! (excl.) under beat, v.
Powder 156: turn that fucking beauty up! fuck me! what does that sound like? is that a fucking epic or what?at beauty, n.1
Powder 50: Most bands start to wonder why they’re still living in a bedsit.at bed-sit, n.
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