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Shooting in the Dark (2002) 284: A rent-a-drool expression on his face.at rent-a-, pfx
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 284: A rent-a-drool expression on his face. Shooting In The Dark (2002) 62: ‘This’s a real ball-breaker,’ Dave said to himself.at ball-breaker, n.
Shooting In The Dark (2002) 176: The old bucket’ll last long enough to get you home.at bucket, n.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 124: Now they say it’s us, our personal hygiene. Cheeky buggers.at cheeky, adj.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 145: She brushed some of the cheesecake posters aside.at cheesecake, n.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 107: Christ, you say guys are all clammed up and they don’t know how to relate to their emotions.at clammed (up), adj.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 112: I can’t feed Echo down there while he’s trying to cop a look all the time.at cop, v.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 285: Maybe Ralph’s sticky fingers had upset some kind of drug syndicate and they were looking for revenge.at sticky fingers, n.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 277: Eat them? Wear them? Steal them? Whatever floats your boats.at whatever floats your boat under float, v.1
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 62: He’d gone with some mates to a girlie show.at girlie show (n.) under girlie, adj.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 302: Must be one of those goofy nurses’d left a pin in his shirt collar.at goofy, adj.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 136: ‘Yes, gov,’ she said.at gov, n.
Shooting In The Dark (2002) 109: Like it’s teething at the moment, and you know how it’s giving her gyp.at give someone gyp (v.) under gyp, n.2
Shooting In The Dark (2002) 212: All right [...] Keep your hair on.at keep your hair on! (excl.) under keep one’s hair on, v.
Shooting In The Dark (2002) 107: You want us to hang loose and not get so uptight and everything, then as soon as we relax you start taking the piss.at hang loose, v.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 326: He took another toke on the J.at j, n.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 319: You’re a jacket job, you know that?at jacket job, n.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 114: ‘Descartes?’ [...] ‘Day cart? Leave it out, Sam.’.at leave it out! (excl.) under leave, v.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 144: He’s a brilliant actor, he’s a sex machine, multi-millionaire.at -machine, sfx
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 247: ‘You said there were two problems.’ ‘Oh, yes, his hands.’ ‘He can’t keep them to himself?’ ‘No kidding,’ she said. ‘The man’s an octopus.’.at octopus, n.
Shooting In The Dark (2002) 88: Her pigeons are several sizes too small for a bra.at pigeon, n.1
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 107: As soon as we relax you start taking the piss.at take the piss (out of) (v.) under piss, the, phr.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 331: He’s gone to the cemetery, look for somewhere to plant Ralph.at plant, v.1
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 144: He’s a brilliant actor, he’s a sex machine, multi-millionaire.at sex machine (n.) under sex, n.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 108: He didn’t do it. The man’s shredded. Isobel was the only decent thing in his life.at shredded, adj.
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 284: He split a bottle with them.at split, v.
Shooting In The Dark (2002) 64: I had a stiff drink [...] There’s nothing wrong with that.at stiff, adj.
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