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Pagan Game (1969) 110: Always sending for a chit from the Head every time he had to [...] instruct the Ag boys on farm management.at ag, n.1
Pagan Game (1969) 110: Always sending for a chit from the Head every time he had to [...] instruct the Ag boys on farm management. Pagan Game (1969) 163: Making his marble good with the missus.at make one’s alley good (v.) under alley, n.3
Pagan Game (1969) 162: Using that in and out word when he hit his thumb with the hammer.at in-and-out, n.1
Pagan Game (1969) 158: He’s been a bit of a tin-bum [...] Not like me. I’m always shit out of luck.at tin-arse, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 162: There we were arse up with care over the bank.at arse up under arse, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 102: And do they? Pig’s arse. They’re all too well off.at pig’s arse!, excl.
Pagan Game (1969) 162: Doesn’t know if he’s punched, bored, or countersunk.at not know if one’s arsehole is bored or punched (v.) under arsehole, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 174: The only pep talk he ever gave them, all he ever said every Saturday, was go out there and give em arseholes.at give someone arseholes (v.) under arsehole, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 175: Mrs Archer, game as Ned Kelly, dancing about wearing nothing but three pot lids.at ...Ned Kelly under game as..., adj.
Pagan Game (1969) 202: What George Webster would call a bad show, chaps.at bad show! (excl.) under bad, adj.
Pagan Game (1969) 106: There was no hope of getting away from him once he bailed anybody up in the staffroom.at bail up, v.
Pagan Game (1969) 157: The married woman he slept with and when her youngest son climbed into bed with them he, with considerable presence of mind, gave him a piggy back ride which the Padre said was one of the greatest atrocity stories to come out of the war.at piggy bank, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 151: He felt like having a bash anyway.at bash, n.1
Pagan Game (1969) 175: The due mille jobs, the fur coat jobs on the batter.at batter, v.
Pagan Game (1969) 109: He had given him four bloody beauts across the arse for using foul language.at beaut, n.1
Pagan Game (1969) 162: A belt-up in the ruck, a bunch of five, fair enough.at belt-up (n.) under belt, v.
Pagan Game (1969) 73: The Chairman, a notorious bible-banger, was demanding a Christian revival in the College.at bible-banger (n.) under bible, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 165: The proper form and ceremony after having a few wets was to have a binder.at binder, n.1
Pagan Game (1969) 165: The proper form and ceremony after having a few wets was to have a binder.at binder, n.1
Pagan Game (1969) 162: Off down the road like a cut cat. Pandebloodymonium.at bloody, adv.
Pagan Game (1969) 163: Two queens having a stand up scratch fight — Poking the borax.at poke (the) borak (v.) under borak, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 82: He scoffed at God-botherers.at God-botherer, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 164: He’s a moral to get potted — / Shock treatment for the old brewer’s asthma – / Spewed me heart out.at brewer’s asthma (n.) under brewer’s..., n.
Pagan Game (1969) 126: It’s up to you to get onto that loose ball like a ton of bricks.at like a ton of brick(s) (adv.) under brick, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 101: Fat lot of time I’ve got to watch you lot playing silly buggers.at play silly buggers (v.) under bugger, n.1
Pagan Game (1969) 104: I’ve seen him when eveybody else has buggered off home.at bugger off, v.
Pagan Game (1969) 86: The women on the staff hate us being out here on the bullring while they have to cope with the girls.at bull-ring, n.1
Pagan Game (1969) 134: Now you all saw that write-up in the sports paper last Saturday about what a great team Wellington Grammar are [...] and all that bullswool.at bull’s wool, n.2
Pagan Game (1969) 162: A belt-up in the ruck, a bunch of five, fair enough.at bunch of fives, n.
Pagan Game (1969) 67: He had chawed away at dry rations of bread and bung.at bung, n.7
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