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Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 132: I’m copping a bit of bad-mouth myself.at badmouth, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 132: I’m copping a bit of bad-mouth myself. Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 118: ‘This [a demonstration] is a complete beat-up!’ shouted Mr Pustling at the cameras. ‘These people are the kind we should be very wary of. They frighten people for the sake of it.’.at beat-up, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 161: He [was] stinking up the room with his unwashed blokie smell.at blokey (adj.) under bloke, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster 41: Egg looked particularly boganic today.at boganic (adj.) under bogan, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 129: There was a mob of head-bangers and bogans crowded around the music and motorbike shelves.at bogan, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 95: Get off me, you boofhead!at boofhead, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 70: What was all this reprobates bull dust?at bulldust, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 76: I was totally embarrassed. I was ashamed to the max. You even made me look like a bumscrape.at bumscrape (n.) under bum, n.1
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 142: ‘Are you OK, love’ said Mrs Leonard. ‘Just bushed, that’s all. Hmm, sleepy, sleepy.’.at bushed, adj.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 97: Did you get your Chrissy present, Dotty?at chrissie, n.2
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 121: Why are you cracking a sad?at crack a sad (v.) under crack, v.1
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 83: He was a cradle-snatcher. He had the hots for a kid in primary school.at cradle-snatcher (n.) under cradle, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 71: I did a fan belt about thirty k’s out of town.at do, v.1
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 118: That’s his name, dorkoff. The mayor.at dorkoff, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 143: Sarge slipped into crooning this old dorky song.at dorky, adj.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 144: ‘The Ninja Turtle?’ ‘No, you dropkick, the painter.’.at dropkick, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 120: ‘Shut up, pizza face!’ yelled Pustling.at pizza face, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 160: This was worse than getting the flick from a girl.at get the flick (pass) (v.) under flick (pass), the, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 71: ‘I could really go a cuppa,’ said Lockie.at go, v.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 100: Half a kilo of milk-fed goop wrapped in a pink diaper.at goop, n.2
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 108: I hear she’s a hot grommet.at grommet, n.1
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 79: ‘Well,’ said Lockie. ‘Paint me green and call me Gumby. [...] I thought you were fourteen.’.at gumby, n.2
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 129: There was a mob of head-bangers and bogans crowded around the music and motorbike shelves.at headbanger, n.1
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 71: I did a fan belt about thirty k’s out of town.at K, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 80: The guy chucked a mental.at chuck a mental (v.) under mental, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 121: Well, you took off like a cut cat.at take off like a big-assed bird (v.) under take off, v.2
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 79: Lockie turned his head politely as Dot pulled off her wetsuit and dried off her speedos with a towel. Well, he peeked. Perved, really.at perv, v.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 80: I’m leaning over having a perv at a Tracks mag.at have a perv (at) (v.) under perv, n.
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 99: Blob’s pooped her nappy.at poop, v.2
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 111: You [...] get us all razzed up and then call us hypocrites because we’re too busy to help and then we make time to help and then you fade off.at razzed up, adj.
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