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Letter in Slanguage n.p.: They were drawing a cordon round the city [...] This caused ‘Molly Bawn’ with us – we were trying to finish off the [whiskey] stills and shut down [BS].at Molly Ban/Bawn, n.
Letter in Slanguage n.p.: They were drawing a cordon round the city [...] This caused ‘Molly Bawn’ with us – we were trying to finish off the [whiskey] stills and shut down [BS]. Slanguage n.p.: Hose [...] boyfriend.at hose, n.1
Slanguage n.p.: Mcmoon [‘moon’].at Mc-, pfx
Slanguage.at rattle, v.
Slanguage.at nun with a price on her head, n.
Slanguage.at Protestant herring, a, n.
Slanguage.at Protestant herring, a, n.
Slanguage.at Protestant herring, a, n.
Slanguage.at rump and a dozen, n.
Slanguage.at airlocked (adj.) under airlock, v.
Slanguage.at airlock, v.
Slanguage.at lamp along, v.
Slanguage.at American lad (n.) under American, adj.
Slanguage.at half and between, adj.
Slanguage.at half and between, adj.
Slanguage.at inch and pinch, v.
Slanguage.at nought and carry one, n.
Slanguage.at twist and twine, v.
Slanguage.at fun and frolics, n.
Slanguage.at away and claw mould on yourself!, excl.
Slanguage.at thunder and lightning, n.
Slanguage.at annie no-rattle, n.
Slanguage.at Mooney’s apron, n.
Slanguage.at Chuckie Armani, n.
Slanguage.at neither one’s arse nor one’s elbow under arse, n.
Slanguage.at ...poundies under thick as..., adj.
Slanguage.at ate-the-bolts, n.
Slanguage 7/2: atomy term of contempt.at atomy, n.
Slanguage.at away to the hills (adj.) under away, adj.
Slanguage.at half-away, adj.
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