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Day of the Dog 7: What about that Chinese woman? She was A one, man.at A-1, adj.
Day of the Dog 7: What about that Chinese woman? She was A one, man. Day of the Dog 97: I feel life just ain’t worth a cent, and I may as well end it all.at not worth a cent, phr.
Day of the Dog 17: She’s a bit of all right, isn’t she, Doug?at bit of all right, a, phr.
Day of the Dog 155: You’re all talk, Pretty Boy. All air. I sure am wasting my time here.at air, n.
Day of the Dog 39: Biggest alky in Guildford, my Dad is.at alky, n.
Day of the Dog 8: Ya fuckin’ criminals an’ I’m s’posed to not see youse, so up ya bum.at up your arse!, excl.
Day of the Dog 5: Watch who you’re pushing into, mate. I’ll knock you arse-up next time.at arse up under arse, n.
Day of the Dog 88: Ya skinny split-arsed yellah bastard.at split-arsed, adj.
Day of the Dog 161: He ballsed it up.at balls up, v.
Day of the Dog 128: Well, big boy, don’t get lost in your coat.at big boy, n.
Day of the Dog 155: You’re too gutless to try the big time.at big time, n.1
Day of the Dog 61: You wait until I catch that Florrie Snow, the big-shot bitch.at big-shot, adj.
Day of the Dog 54: You better not be givin’ that ole bunji man a bit on the side when the Pretty Boy’s not ’ere.at bit on the side (n.) under bit, n.1
Day of the Dog 48: I’ll give ya some boya, so’s ya can get blue drunk and forget.at blue, adj.2
Day of the Dog 108: The splendid powers that enabled his ancestors to converse with people thousands of miles away, or to bone someone, or to sing someone to death or a woman to love.at bone, v.4
Day of the Dog 101: I’ll throw the book at you if you don’t start talking, Dougie, and I do so detest violence.at throw the book at (v.) under book, n.
Day of the Dog 35: They intended to beat up this weedy pale youth and root his fat black boong senseless.at boong, n.
Day of the Dog 155: You think you’re hot as Huey, street fighting and doing shitty little breaks.at break, n.5
Day of the Dog 63: No worries, broh.at bro, n.1
Day of the Dog 10: Oo are you, any rate, bud?at bud, n.1
Day of the Dog 119: ‘Little Polly got all the answers, unna?’ ‘I’ve got to, with you too busy playin’ silly buggers.’.at play silly buggers (v.) under bugger, n.1
Day of the Dog 42: Well, bugger me dead!at bugger me! (excl.) under bugger, v.1
Day of the Dog 123: Aaaaah, shit — bugger everything.at bugger it!, excl.
Day of the Dog 134: He doesn’t care if it is Jamie, who has lapsed into his brusque mood and who will tell him off for being slack. He is just so buggered.at buggered, adj.2
Day of the Dog 2: Ya really buggered this time, Dougo. Too much gabba, what ya reckon?at buggered, adj.2
Day of the Dog 94: You just wait til Rebecca catches you, ya double-dealin’ ole bull.at bull, n.1
Day of the Dog 54: You better not be givin’ that ole bunji man a bit on the side when the Pretty Boy’s not ’ere.at bunji man, n.
Day of the Dog 157: This was going to be the night the three burned off. Danny has saved up some meat from the sheep he kills weekly.at burn, v.
Day of the Dog 2: Stay and have a charge with us.at charge, n.2
Day of the Dog 79: I’m hungry. I could do with a big juicy chook and lots of lovely, lovely chips.at chook, n.
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