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[UK] Whizzbang Comics 98: He’s all that – and then some.
at and then some!, excl.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 6: ‘Ye gods and little fishes,’ he breathed excitedly.
at ye gods (and little fishes)!, excl.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 87: Tommy proves himself a wide-awake Young wool-gatherer.
at wide-awake, adj.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 29: ‘You’ve saved my bacon, boys!’ he cried.
at save someone’s bacon (v.) under bacon, n.1
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 65: Beat it, Snotty.
at beat it, v.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 82: Hallo, you beauties!
at beauty, n.1
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 64: The blistering swabs!
at blistering, adj.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 66: Where the blue blazes is she going?
at blue blazes (n.) under blue, adj.5
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 45: ‘Humph! We must have a look inside this tent, anyway!’ said the bobby.
at bobby, n.1
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 88: ‘Bother him,’ muttered Tommy.
at bother, v.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 84: I suppose the notion is to fly the bus over the Channel.
at bus, n.2
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 9: I was smoking a fag when I spotted the cannies.
at cannie, n.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 82: Where have you been buried this last year, old chap?
at old chap, n.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 66: And twenty miles is a bit of a swim – specially for a bloke who’s got all his clobber on.
at clobber, n.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 53: Collar those men, driver! They are spies!
at collar, v.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 42: Coo! We had better collect those.
at coo!, excl.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 99: After a quick examination the rough cow-town doctor grinned.
at cow town, n.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 67: I guess her skipper reckons he’s croaked Cyclone Carson, but he’s going to find out his mistake before very long!
at croak, v.2
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 29: There was a bang in the old crock’s inside.
at crock, n.2
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 58: Crumbs! What was it?
at crumbs!, excl.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 76: ‘Crummy!’ cried the excited Billy.
at crummy!, excl.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 66: That’s dashed hard lines on Podger and the rest.
at dashed, adv.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 11: Out of sight round a corner he hands over quite a wad of bribery and gives his dirty orders.
at dirty, adj.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 69: I’m properly done, anyway.
at done, adj.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 52: The big German bomber was wheeled out on to the ’drome and then took off.
at drome, n.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 38: Perhaps we can buy some more eats here!
at eats, n.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 73: I’m on war work. Down here with brain fag.
at brain fag (n.) under fag, n.2
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 51: By Gad!
at gad, n.1
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 56: Shucks! What’s the game?
at game, n.
[UK] Whizzbang Comics 13: Gee-whillikins, did you see all that that’s just happened almost quicker than we can say it?
at gee whillikins!, excl.
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