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Playboy of the Western World Act I: The thousand militia – bad cess to them! – walking idle through the lands.at bad cess to you! (excl.) under bad, adj.
Playboy of the Western World Act I: The thousand militia – bad cess to them! – walking idle through the lands. Playboy of the Western World Act I: Don’t tell your father and the men is coming above; for if they heard that story they’d have great blabbing this night at the wake.at blab, v.
Playboy of the Western World Act III: It’d split my heart to hear them, and I with pulses in my brain-pan for a week gone by.at brainpan (n.) under brain, n.1
Playboy of the Western World Act III: Is it mad yous are? Is it in a crazy house for females that I’m landed now?at crazy house (n.) under crazy, n.
Playboy of the Western World Act III: And isn’t herself the divil’s daughter for locking, and she so fussy after that young gaffer.at gaffer, n.1
Playboy of the Western World Act III: Father Reilly’s after reading it in gallous Latin.at gallows, adj.
Playboy of the Western World Act II: An ugly young streeler with a murderous gob on him.at gob, n.1
Playboy of the Western World Act III: And the mountain girls hooshing him on!at hoosh, v.
Playboy of the Western World Act III: And myself as a girl was tempted often to go sailing the seas till I’d marry a Jew-man with ten kegs of gold.at Jewman, n.
Playboy of the Western World Act II: Drink a health to the wonders of the Western world, the pirates, preachers, poteen-makers, with the jobbing jockies, parching peelers, and the juries.at jockey, n.2
Playboy of the Western World Act III: One time I seen rats as big as badgers sucking the life blood from the butt of my lug.at lug, n.1
Playboy of the Western World Act II: You’re pot-boy in this place, and I’ll not have you mitch off from us now.at mitch, v.
Playboy of the Western World Act II: I can stay so, working at your side, and I not lonesome from this mortal day.at mortal, adj.1
Playboy of the Western World (1979) II 51: He’d be [...] making mugs at his own self in the bit of a glass we had hung on the wall.at mug, n.1
Playboy of the Western World Act III: And I not three weeks with the Limerick girls drinking myself silly, and parlatic from the dusk to dawn.at palatic, adj.
Playboy of the Western World Act I: And if they find his corpse stretched out to the dews of dawn, what’ll you say then to the peelers or the Justice of the Peace?at peeler, n.2
Playboy of the Western World Act I: It’d be a crazy pot-boy’d lodge him in the shebeen where he works by day.at shebeen, n.
Playboy of the Western World Act III: There’s the playboy! There’s the lad thought he’d rule the roost in Mayo. Slate him now, Mister.at slate, v.1
Playboy of the Western World Act II: A hideous, fearful villain, and the spit of you.at spit, n.2
Playboy of the Western World Act III: Well, isn’t he a nasty man to get into such staggers at a morning wake.at staggers, n.
Playboy of the Western World Act II: An ugly young streeler with a murderous gob on him.at streeler, n.
Playboy of the Western World Act III: shawn: Come on to the peelers till they stretch you now. / christy: Me! / michael: ...you’d best come easy, for hanging is an easy and a speedy end.at stretch, v.
Playboy of the Western World Act II: Whisht! there’s someone inside the room. It’s a man.at whisht!, excl.
Playboy of the Western World Act III: That’s the playboy on the winkered mule.at winkered (adj.) under winkers, n.
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