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[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: tannoy (with everyone in unison): Two little ducks. Two and six. Half a crown.
at half-a-crown, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: All the fives [...] Beehives.
at beehive, n.2
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: tannoy: All the eights [...] spider: Bishop’s bollocks— tannoy: eighty-eight. All the fours. spider: Pompey whores.
at bishop’s bollocks, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I iii: He’s a tasty bit of skin, eh, sir?
at bit of skin (n.) under bit, n.1
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I i: I’m going to blow the scene.
at blow the show (v.) under blow, v.2
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I i: You dirty little brown hatter.
at brown-hatter, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: Find your victim, persecute him till he cracks, and slaps in a drip chit.
at chit, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners Ii i: What’s he so chokker about?
at chokka, adj.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners II ii: We’ve been going like the clappers.
at go like the clappers (v.) under clappers, n.3
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I iv: Don’t be such a clever dick.
at clever dick, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: Sixty-six clickety click. Four and five half way.
at clickety-click, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I i: I’ve come out of the closet.
at come out of the closet (v.) under closet, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners II i: Anyone got any dhobi dust? [...] He leaves with his laundry and Spider’s Daz.
at dhobi, v.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: All the fours. spider: Pompey whores. housey: Dirty drawers.
at dirty drawers, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I i: He goes into a routine to the music. All very clownish, but not at all draggy or camp.
at drag, adj.1
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: Find your victim, persecute him till he cracks, and slaps in a drip chit.
at drip, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: You’re as bad as my missus always dripping.
at dripping, n.2
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: tannoy: Legs eleven. Everyone wolf whistles.
at legs eleven, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners II ii: God, it’s harry hotters in that engine room.
at Harry —-ers, phr.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners II i: I’ve had enough from this lot without you flashing up.
at flash up (v.) under flash, adj.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: On its own, number two, unlucky for some, thirteen.
at unlucky for some, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I iii: I’m the star of the show. You’re just the star fucker.
at star-fucker, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I i: Bloody Ada, gotta blow.
at fucking Ada! (excl.) under fucking, adj.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners II i: You’re full of shite Roach.
at full of shit, phr.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: Four and five, half way.
at halfway house, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: I saw that [film]. It’s shit hot.
at shit-hot, adj.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I i: Put some of that [make-up] on and we could go to the Mother Superior as a double act.
at mother superior, n.1
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners II i: Stop manking you two. Wind your necks in.
at wind one’s neck in (v.) under neck, n.
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: cock: Act a nuke spook. spider: I don’t want that on my docs [...] It’d be a black mark. cock: Hell it will. It’ll just mean you won’t get submarines.
at nuke, n.2
[UK] T. McClenaghan Submariners I ii: Four and five, halfway, one and seven, old Ireland.
at old Ireland (n.) under old, adj.
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