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(con. 1981) Dorian 115: I’ve heard that you keep right on doing all kinds of stuff, riding bareback —.at bareback, adv.
(con. 1981) Dorian 115: I’ve heard that you keep right on doing all kinds of stuff, riding bareback —. (con. 1981) Dorian 37: ‘What’s he on nowadays?’ [...] ‘Same as ever, five-mil Dexies in the day, tombstones or bombers if he’s out on the razzle.’.at bomber, n.1
(con. 1981) Dorian 37: ‘What’s he on nowadays?’ [...] ‘Same as ever, five-mil Dexies in the day, tombstones or bombers if he’s out on the razzle.’.at on the razzle dazzle (phr.) under razzle-dazzle, n.
(con. 1981) Dorian 47: Dikes an’ Rits, Dikes an’ Rits, Dikes an’ Rits, five’ll get you three of one, ten’ll get you two of the other.at dike, n.3
(con. 1981) Dorian 197: In that case you had better furnish me with an eightball of your soi-disant crack.at eightball, n.
(con. 1991) Dorian 197: He had a flat-top in the current Tyson mode.at flat top (n.) under flat, adj.3
(con. 1997) Dorian 227: Invariably, he’d been out all night in the clubs, and a lick of his sweat alone could have loved-up another.at love (up), v.
(con. 1981) Dorian 37: ‘What’s he on nowadays?’ [...] ‘Same as ever, five-mil Dexies in the day, tombstones or bombers if he’s out on the razzle.’.at mil, n.
(con. 1991) Dorian 115: He’s like some hideous old maid, who’s terrified a roach is going to crawl into her piss flaps.at pissflaps (n.) under piss, n.
(con. 1981) Dorian 38: You consume so much, Wotton, it’s like having elevenses with a high-class bloody renter.at renter, n.
(con. 1981) Dorian 46: He was known as the Dikes and Rits man [...] This was eminently suitable, for the Dicanol and Ritalin that the Doctor sold were stolen or defrauded.at rit, n.
(con. 1981) Dorian 37: ‘What’s he on nowadays?’ [...] ‘Same as ever, five-mil Dexies in the day, tombstones or bombers if he’s out on the razzle.’.at tombstone, n.
Dorian 172: It’ll cost ya. — Of course.at cost ya!, excl.
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