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(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 17: Did you get any rub-a-dub at the party?at rub-a-dub(-dub), n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 17: Did you get any rub-a-dub at the party? (con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 22: All an’ all so vex, y’know.at all and all, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 23: It will be pure almshouse business. Some beef’ead mus’ ah dead, believe. [Ibid.] 233: I won’t tell ’im de full score cos der will be almshouse business.at almshouse business (n.) under almshouse, adj.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 5: Free of charge wid nuff compliments an’ t’ing.at and thing, phr.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 33: ‘Ah wha de blouse an’ skirt!!’ screamed Smiley/ ‘You waan kill me?’ [Ibid.] 193: Blouse an’ skirt! Get in de car, man.at blouse and skirt!, excl.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 257: ‘Go ’way, Babylon,’ someone yelled as the policeman caught up with the reeling teenager.at Babylon, n.1
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 121: Babylon affe burn!at Babylon, n.1
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 223: I’ll ’ave to forward back-a-yard an’ visit me mudder.at back-ah-yard (n.) under back, adv.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 21: They could clear £400, especially if he bagged the weed sparingly.at bag, v.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 232: He’s slowly goin’ a ball ’ead.at ballhead, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 253: Charge more fe a bareback rider, £5 more.at bareback, adv.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 78: Talking of being a loser [...] you get to first base wid Carol?at first base, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 57: Me an’ you won’t even get to first base if you’re still carrying on wid dem t’ings der.at first base, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 10: Jus’ quiet your beak an’ lemme chat to my spar.at beak, n.2
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 119: Dey fling me in de beast wagon.at beast wagon (n.) under beast, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 76: He searched me up like he’s a beastman.at beastman (n.) under beast, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 122: Nuff leggo beast an’ blue foot were always der [...] dem whores who operate from Bedford Hill.at leggo beast, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 23: If it was de beef’eads, you t’ink dey will try de same t’ing?at beefhead, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 210: They could hear the shouts coming from the bible thumpers at the entrance of the tube station.at bible-thumper (n.) under bible, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 239: Biscuit’s temper gonna go bionic.at bionic, adj.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 146: Some kinda half rat, half bird t’ing wid a bitch of a nose.at bitch, n.1
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 54: If me se ’im me gwarn gi’ ’im two bitch lick.at bitch lick (n.) under bitch, n.1
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 145: I’ll drag your backside to de nearest beast station so you get blast up again.at blast up (v.) under blast, v.1
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 139: ‘’Ave you got the wad?’ ‘Of blasted course, man.’.at blasted, adj.1
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 154: Burning Spear’s ‘Jordan River’ preached from the blaster.at blaster, n.2
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 114: Friggin’ bloodclaat beast.at bloodclaat, adj.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 76: ’Pon de front line is pure undercover beastman, to blowoh. An’ you can’t tell de coconuts from de pure chocolate, man. [Ibid.] 209: Blowoh. So dat’s why you did wan’ to check me.at blowoh!, excl.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 122: Nuff leggo beast an’ blue foot were always der [...] dem whores who operate from Bedford Hill.at blue foot, n.
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 229: A green Jaguar [...] bombed down Brixton Hill.at bomb, v.1
(con. 1981) East of Acre Lane 119: Beast arrested me [...] dey did boot me up inna cell.at boot, v.1
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