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The Chinese Girl choose

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[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 122: Half the bedbugs were on snot-balls and lucky charmz, the other half were amped-out.
at amped-out (adj.) under amped, adj.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 122: Half the bedbugs were on snot-balls and luck charmz.
at bedbug, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 12: The names themselves began to make you free. Paradise white, Quicksilver, Rainbows, Satan’s secret, Blowcaine.
at blowcaine (n.) under blow, v.1
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 147: Working-class shams [...] originally with an outside bog.
at bog, n.1
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 161: We can’t move on carrot-head or Shooter at the moment.
at carrothead (n.) under carrot, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 148: A real classy piece lived here, no doubt about it.
at classy, adj.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 182: While you’re parading your fucking cooz in front of some English guy.
at cooze, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 12: There was never a day went by when you couldn’t score on the inside. Angel dust, Devil’s dandruff, Hessle or Herb.
at devil’s dandruff (n.) under devil, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 153: I hate to disturb your coma, pencil dick, but you’ve no more brains’n a dog’s got feathers.
at pencil dick, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 191: And keep your face out of his business or you’re brown bread.
at face, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 121: He has seen the crucifixion of a young Pakistani during the first month of his sentence, while he was still a fish.
at fish, n.1
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 12: There was never a day went by when you couldn’t score on the inside. Angel dust, Devil’s dandruff, Hessle or Herb.
at hessle, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 12: He took her purple DMs and put them in a Tesco carrier bag on the top shelf [...] She wouldn’t go far without her hooves.
at hoof, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 109: Ginny looked as though her jam pies were going to start leaking.
at jam pies, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 122: A bunch of loused burnouts.
at loused, adj.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 12: The names themselves began to make you free. Paradise white, Quicksilver, Rainbows, Satan’s secret, Blowcaine.
at paradise (white), n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 12: The names themselves began to make you free. Paradise white, Quicksilver, Rainbows, Satan’s secret, Blowcaine.
at quicksilver (n.) under quick, adj.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 12: The names themselves began to make you free. Paradise white, Quicksilver, Rainbows, Satan’s secret, Blowcaine.
at rainbow, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 10: Some Rizlas, and a tiny piece of Rocky wrapped in silver foil.
at rocky, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 12: The names themselves began to make you free. Paradise white, Quicksilver, Rainbows, Satan’s secret, Blowcaine.
at Satan’s scent (n.) under Satan, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 185: Her first impulse was to lose it, tell Beige to go sit on a tap.
at go sit on a tack! (excl.) under sit, v.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 191: And the Chinky skirt should go home, save her having another accident.
at skirt, n.
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 122: Half the bedbugs were on snot-balls and lucky charmz.
at snotball (n.) under snot, n.1
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 104: This flat’s my squeeze, I don’t want it turning into a jacket job.
at squeeze, n.1
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 91: Then the two of them started sucking face like a couple of teenagers.
at suck face (v.) under suck, v.1
[UK] J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 159: The only flabby thing about him was the wrapper he came in.
at wrapper, n.
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