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[NZ] Bruce Stewart Broken Arse II i: And guess who’s the highest of all—the Great Mucky-muck in the sky.
at high muck-a-muck, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II vii: whimple: Hey, you’re a scab, man! You’ve sold out! [...] all: Broken arse, Broken arse, Broken arse.
at broken arse, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II v: Dirty-rotten-fuckin’-screw-bastards!
at bastard, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II vi: You white trash slag! I’ll beanse ya!
at bean, v.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II i: It’s Captain Big-wig. He’s white. He owns the lot.
at bigwig, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II vi: You’ll be brown bread when I’ve finished with you, Maori!
at brown bread, adj.2
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II vii: whimple: Hey, you’re a scab, man! You’ve sold out! [...] all: Broken arse, Broken arse, Broken arse.
at broken arse (n.) under broken, adj.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II viii: He’s got a broken bum-bum.
at bum, n.1
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse I ii: You know what? I can look straight into the currant bun without blinking.
at currant bun, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II v: And do you think anyone will believe you lying crims?
at crim, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse I ii: Hey bro, that’s a far out name of mine—very far out.
at far out, adj.1
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II ii: It’s about Henry Bligh, I think—and it says he’s been a boy-fucker.
at fucker, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse I ii: Hey bro. This is the life [...] everything supplied — clothes, food, even the gear!
at gear, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II v: (Henry yelling as the screws smash him up with their batons) whimple: Henry’s out to it. egg: The screws are still hoeing in, the bastards!
at hoe into, v.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse I vi: Hey Honky! Read the fuckin’ sign! No whites! Get your white arse outta this iron room!
at honkie, n.
[NZ] Bruce Stewart Broken Arse II v: (Henry yelling as the screws smash him up with their batons) whimple: Henry’s out to it. egg: The screws are still hoeing in, the bastards!
at out to it, adj.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse I vi: We’re better doing this than being spaced out on downers.
at spaced (out), adj.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse I v: You mean Piggyscrew, don’t ya?
at piggy, adj.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II i: What? Knocking off piss from the Breweries. Look who cares about a few beers off them?
at piss, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II vi: Henry pulls out his boob weed.) piggyscrew: Not those. Have a roundy. (He offers him a tailor-made) [...] Look here’s a small tin of coffee and a packet of roundies.
at roundie, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II i: No. Shit no. Hey sorry about that swearing.
at shit, adv.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II v: Stay in your slot. They’ll see you at lock-up time.
at slot, n.
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse II i: Look, here’s two spots.
at spot, n.2
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse I ii: egg: That’s a long time, Pakeha. henry: The name’s Henry. Seven years. I’ll do it on my head. With ease.
at do something standing on one’s head (v.) under stand, v.2
[NZ] B. Stewart Broken Arse I ii: If I could get my Wee Willie Wimple to stand up by hisself, I’d be really happy!
at willie, n.5
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