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[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 151: Same in New South Wales, Abos and pakis were fair game to us.
at abo, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 59: It would be pleasurable to fuck Niddrie about.
at fuck about, v.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 305: I’m fucking Bunty over there this affie.
at affie, n.1
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 72: That’s my boy! You’ve got bottle Brother Blades.
at bottle (and glass), n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 287: I’m shite at accents [...] except for the Cockney cause I used to live down there. Orlroight moite? Dahn the old frog n toad.
at frog (and toad), n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 286: She’s making such a song and dance.
at make a song and dance (about) (v.) under song and dance, n.1
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 150: Christ knows how I’d have got it up her chorus and verse!
at chorus and verse, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 45: As if I give a Luke and Matt Goss.
at Luke and Matt Goss, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 217: He’s still kicking aboot.
at kick around, v.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 268: Arselick Lennox in Toalie’s office.
at arse lick, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 314: Stronach, now bolstered by Lennox’s arse-licking, has stopped trying to compete with Dolacre.
at arse-licking (n.) under arse-lick, v.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 130: Tattie famine, my hole. It’s cause these fenian cunts are erse-shaggers.
at arse-shagger (n.) under arse, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 265: Somebody’s kicked Niddrie’s erse.
at kick someone’s arse under arse, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 186: They’ll have a smart-arsed lawyer [...] doon here straight away.
at smart-arsed, adj.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 52: These spastics are not fucking well getting it their own way [...] that’s as sure as the shite on your shoe.
at sure as shit under sure as..., phr.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 247: I’ll get the bastard though, sure as fuck I’ll get him.
at sure as fuck under sure as..., phr.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 186: Setterington and Gorman are [...] veterans of questioning. They’ll give away Scottish Football Association.
at Scottish Football Association, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 317: Then wide bastards wouldnae go around with such an attiude.
at attitude, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 75: I couldn’t give an Aylesbury Duck.
at Aylesbury (Duck), n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 22: I’m absolutely Aylesbury’ed.
at Aylesbury’ed, adj.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 234: Come taste the bacon baby, come taste that muthafuckin bacon!
at bacon, n.1
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 149: I pull off the bag and throw it out the window.
at bag, n.1
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 159: As I empty the bag, she does a fantastic stage groan.
at empty the bag (v.) under bag, n.1
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 80: Two puss-bags known as Setterington and Gorman.
at pus-bag, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 179: We’re still putting up wi that auld troll that does the bag-off programme on telly cause ay them.
at bag-off, adj.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 97: This hoor is an A1 baw-buster.
at ball-buster, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 15: The Chief Super’s got me by the bollocks.
at have someone/something by the balls (v.) under balls, n.
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 145: I was reading in the Sunday paper about some old cunt who [...] traded in his old banger for some premium fresh minge.
at banger, n.3
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 189: I have a bash at the crossword.
at bash, n.1
[Scot] I. Welsh Filth 30: If Carole hadn’t made us fuck off to go to Australia for six bastarding years.
at bastarding (adj.) under bastard, n.
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