1956 P. Wildeblood Way of Life 35: It’s in one of those back-doubles round by Soho Square.at back double (n.) under back, adj.2
1956 P. Wildeblood Way of Life 34: The girl looked at him with a touch of hauteur. [...] ‘Stuck up brass, ain’t she?’ said the sailor.at brass, n.2
1956 P. Wildeblood Way of Life 35: She dropped her voice to a whisper. ‘He’s nothing but a dirty little pansy.’.at pansy, n.
1956 P. Wildeblood Way of Life 143: You fair get on my tits.at get on someone’s tits (v.) under tit, n.2
1956 P. Wildeblood Way of Life 142: You bloody little chiseller. Where’s the change out of that tosheroon I give you for the toilet paper?at tosheroon, n.