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Two Plays choose

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[SA] in glossary to Jim McNeil Two Plays.
at baskerville, n.
[SA] in glossary to J. McNeil Two Plays.
at crack it (for a quid) (v.) under crack, v.2
[SA] P.-D. Uys No Space on Long Street (2000) 6: I’m not a bergie anymore.
at bergie, n.
[SA] P.-D. Uys No Space on Long Street (2000) 6: In the 70s we were free to do what we wanted, man, in spite of the boere and the laws. [...] Ja, breaking the laws gives you good horn, hey? You pomped up against a parked Cortina.
at boer, n.
[SA] P.-D. Uys No Space on Long Street (2000) 12: My dear, the Culture Vultures has come to Long Street. God help us all!
at culture-vulture, n.
[SA] P.-D. Uys No Space on Long Street (2000) 114: sofie French kiss! You go too far!
at French kiss, n.
[SA] P.-D. Uys No Space on Long Street (2000) 7: ‘Full of hippies,’ that’s what Gracie said. ‘Druggies. Queers. White Kaffirs.’.
at white kaffir (n.) under kaffir, n.
[SA] P.-D. Uys No Space on Long Street (2000) 11: How can a hoer kiss a drunk who pays for poes. It’s bad enough having to be pomped.
at poes, n.
[SA] P.-D. Uys No Space on Long Street (2000) 6: In the 70s we were free to do what we wanted, man, in spite of the boere and the laws. [...] Ja, breaking the laws gives you good horn, hey? You pomped up against a parked Cortina.
at pomp, v.
[SA] P.-D. Uys No Space on Long Street (2000) 12: The day of rest? Not up in this windgat place.
at windgat, adj.
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