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My Secret Life (1966) VI 1160: Go to hell and buggery, go and shit yourself, I don’t care a bloody fart where you go to.at not care a fart, v.
My Secret Life (1966) VI 1160: Go to hell and buggery, go and shit yourself, I don’t care a bloody fart where you go to. My Secret Life (1966) IX 1848: I like it, I don’t care a damn who knows it.at not give a damn, v.
My Secret Life (1966) VI 1200: The Abbess of this open-thighed nunnery spoke bad French, but enough for me.at abbess, n.
My Secret Life (1966) I 72: I heard of accommodation houses, where people could have bedrooms and no questions asked.at accommodation house, n.
My Secret Life (1966) III 517: I wrote to Esther, who met me in the lane, she was in her airs.at in one’s airs (adj.) under air, n.
My Secret Life (1966) III 454: ‘It’s all my eye,’ she used to remark when we talked on the subject.at all my eye, phr.
My Secret Life (1966) III 507: Oh! he’s made me all-overish.at all-overish, adj.2
My Secret Life (1966) III 556: Several of them on more than one occasion joined their sweet bodies to mine in the game of under and over.at under and over, n.
My Secret Life (1966) VI 1279: We are not married, I’m his mistress, and I wonder he has not told you, the animal.at animal, n.1
My Secret Life (1966) III 524: I [...] admired even at one time a fat-arsed middle-aged woman who sold us bull’s eyes.at fat-arse, adj.
My Secret Life (1966) I 28: Fred so excited me about the girls’ arses, as he called them.at arse, n.
My Secret Life (1966) II 242: A fresh woman who shivered with delight the instant the prick entered her, who was randy-arsed enough to learn anything in the way of copulation.at randy-arsed, adj.
My Secret Life (1966) II 313: She was getting hot-arsed and she lined the poking. [Ibid.] III 606: I quite longed to see this hot-bummed, cunt-neglected wife [Ibid.] VI 1154: She is such a hot-cunted little devil, that God knows what she’ll be up to.at hot-arsed, adj.
My Secret Life (1966) VI 1167: Fucked by someone I knew she would be soon. — Some ragged arsed coster perhaps.at ragged-arsed, adj.
My Secret Life (1966) II 385: ‘Oh! Arseholes,’ bawled out Kate, slamming the door.at arseholes! (excl.) under arsehole, n.
My Secret Life (1966) I 33: He said it was lovely to do it in an arse-hole.at arsehole, n.
My Secret Life (1966) XI 2198: We laid pell mell on the bed together, topsy-turby, — arsy-versy, and any how and in all sorts of ways.at arsey-varsey, phr.
My Secret Life (1966) IV 729: I was abstinent, not liking the feminine articles there.at article, n.
My Secret Life (1966) VI 1242: ‘Is a young girl’s cunt much different from one who’s older?’ ‘Lord! It’s the same sort of article, aren’t yer seen em?’.at article, n.
My Secret Life (1966) I 74: Then there was lip kissing, cunt kissing, feeling and looking, tickling and rubbing each other’s articles.at article, n.
My Secret Life (1966) VI 1163: If she asks you, tell her to ax your pooper.at ask my...!, excl.
My Secret Life (1966) II 304: Lass we’ll have a game at mother and father.at play (at) fathers and mothers (v.) under play (at)..., v.
My Secret Life (1966) X 2042: Tommy’s women are medically well cared for.at Tommy Atkins, n.
My Secret Life (1966) IV 738: Sally had had a prick up her back as well as her front-entrance.at back entrance (n.) under back, adj.2
My Secret Life (1966) VII 1361: There she stopped, smiled, nodded, and held out her hand. — I understood Backsheesh and dropped a small coin into it.at baksheesh, n.
My Secret Life (1966) I 199: ‘I know such a little girl, not above this high.’ I ballocked that little girl.at ballock, v.1
My Secret Life (1966) I 97: What another day of ballocking it was, in that old, snug baudy house.at ballocking, n.1
My Secret Life (1966) I 63: Attempting to put my hand up her clothes, sometimes succeeding, pulling out my ballocks, and never ceasing until the cook came home.at ballocks, n.
My Secret Life (1966) VI 1261: My balls stuck to her buttocks [...] so much had our spendings spread over bum and ball bag.at ball-bag (n.) under balls, n.
My Secret Life (1966) VIII 1717: On leaving, the woman was ballyragging her, and telling her she would not let her into her house again.at ballyrag, v.
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