1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 98: Nothing sticks the gaff into your chatelaine more than a guest being constantly a.w.o.l.at A.W.O.L., adj.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 13: Messing about in the parish and getting up village concerts.at mess about, v.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 35: Wading in the Trafalgar Square fountain at five ack emma this morning.at ack emma, n.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 51: The browsing and sluicing being concluded, the females rose.at browsing and sluicing, n.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 125: One’s probably [...] telling you that the balloon’s gone up.at when the balloon goes up under balloon, n.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 47: Faith and begob, that was no lady, that was my wife.at begorra!, excl.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 48: The rest of the aunts didn’t say, ‘You betcher!’.at you bet! (excl.) under bet, v.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 127: Fate, having biffed you in the eye, proceeds to kick you in the pants.at biff, v.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 67: It would be wilfully deceiving my public to say that I did not take it big.at take it big (v.) under big, adv.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 249: I quailed, as a matter of fact, like billy-o.at like billy-o (adv.) under billy-o, n.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 99: She was in the process of doing the local green-fly a bit of no good.at bit of no good (n.) under bit, n.1
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 89: I used to take my English essay to be blue-pencilled by the Rev. Aubrey Upjohn.at blue-pencil, v.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 130: They stuck on like limpets long after any competent chucker-out would have bounced them.at bounce, v.1
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 78: And Gussie brassed up and was free?at brass up (v.) under brass, n.1
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 47: Entrusting her happiness to a dumb brick who would probably dish the success of the honeymoon.at brick, n.
1949 Wodehouse Mating Season 56: And then she gave you the brusheroo?at give someone the brush(-off) (v.) under brush-off, n.