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Start in Life (1979) 95: I just put on the windscreen wipers, which naturally made knock-all difference.at knock-all, n.
Start in Life (1979) 95: I just put on the windscreen wipers, which naturally made knock-all difference. Start in Life (1979) 182: From the Arch to the Gate, through the Bush to the Scrubs.at Arch, the, n.
Start in Life (1979) 34: After lots of argy-bargy it appeared that the man in the sports car had offered the full asking price.at argy-bargy, n.
Start in Life (1979) 343: Nobody’ll trace you [...] you’ll be safe as houses and right as rain.at ...houses under safe as..., adj.
Start in Life (1979) 160: If I’d followed him to the letter I’d have been out on my arse in no time.at out on one’s ass under ass, n.
Start in Life (1979) 81: Maybe we’ll find out the name of the bandit who did it.at bandit, n.
Start in Life (1979) 59: I bought some drink at a beer-off.at beer-off (n.) under beer, n.
Start in Life (1979) 54: I held back the belly-laughs.at belly laugh (n.) under belly, n.
Start in Life (1979) 117: Thick clouds were belting across the woods.at belt, v.
Start in Life (1979) 314: Take this money and have a binge on bread and jam.at binge, n.
Start in Life (1979) 257: But tell me the stuff on this bint that’s got your heart going up and down like a yo-yo.at bint, n.
Start in Life (1979) 256: What’s biting you, then?at what’s biting you? under bite, v.
Start in Life (1979) 273: Michael bloody who?at bloody, adv.
Start in Life (1979) 379: I’d bought a bottle of brandy for the occasion, and poured everyone a shot after the blow-out dinner.at blow-out, n.1
Start in Life (1979) 81: It ain’t so bad. She’ll go like a bomb again.at like a bomb (adv.) under bomb, n.
Start in Life (1979) 326: Business picked up after the war when we booted Churchill out.at boot out (v.) under boot, v.1
Start in Life (1979) 258: I thought she was right off her pot.at out of one’s box (adj.) under box, n.3
Start in Life (1979) 54: BASTARD’S GRANDAD KICKS THE BUCKET.at kick the bucket, v.
Start in Life (1979) 182: There was a striptease joint where men peeled off to the buff in some corny act or other.at buff, n.1
Start in Life (1979) 347: If he pansies after a young man he’s buggering his son [...] If he gets off with an older man he’s being bummed by his father.at bum, v.5
Start in Life (1979) 185: One crumby pub was bunged up to the gills.at bunged up, adj.
Start in Life (1979) 79: Can’t this grim bus go any quicker?at bus, n.2
Start in Life (1979) 182: From the Arch to the Gate, through the Bush to the Scrubs.at Bush, the, n.2
Start in Life (1979) 92: You have everything buttoned up.at buttoned up, adj.
Start in Life (1979) 234: ‘All right,’ I said. ‘Stop the cackle. I can’t stand it so early in the morning’.at cackle, n.
Start in Life (1979) 71: I’m a bastard, a real no-good, genuine twenty-two-carat bastard in every sense of the word.at twenty-four carat, adj.
Start in Life (1979) 105: It was hard to say whether he was the greatest card of them all, or just plain stupid.at card, n.2
Start in Life (1979) 363: Don’t the others ever chaff you?at chaff, v.
Start in Life (1979) 24: My flesh-rod went sliding chock-a-block into her.at chockablock, adj.
Start in Life (1979) 22: He’s got his eyes on another girl and he’s wondering whether to chuck you up.at chuck up, v.2
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