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Ruling Class I vii: The ol’ lumbago’s acting up again.at act up, v.
Ruling Class I vii: The ol’ lumbago’s acting up again. Ruling Class I xv: We don’t want love, we want a fat slice o’ revenge. Kiss my arse!at kiss my arse!, excl.
Ruling Class I vii: Rich nobs and privileged arse-holes can afford to be bonkers. Living in a dream world, aren’t they, sir?at arsehole, n.
Ruling Class II iii: You debagged the Chaplain and hit the local constable over the head with an ebony shelalee.at de-bag, v.
Ruling Class I viii: I know J.C.’s as batty as a moorhen, sir, but this isn’t playing the game.at batty, adj.1
Ruling Class I xv: Filthy beast!at beast, n.
Ruling Class I xvi: Can you beat it, J.C.’s got labour pains too.at can you beat it? under beat, v.
Ruling Class I xvi: We’ll call the little beggar Bussay d’Ambois.at beggar, n.
Ruling Class I iii: If my nephew’s bonkers, why the blazes did you let him out?at how the blazes! (excl.) under blazes, n.
Ruling Class I iv: Destroying property ... all men equal ... My God, Claire, he’s not only mad, he’s Bolshie.at bolshie, adj.
Ruling Class II ii: I know they’re waiting to give me the boot.at give someone the boot (v.) under boot, the, n.
Ruling Class I v: I’m the real England, not beef-eating Johnny Bullshit.at John Bull, n.1
Ruling Class I xiii: There’s always some scruffy chappie on a street corner who wants to tell you all about his love life.at chappie, n.
Ruling Class I vii: Most of us’d look pretty cracked if we went round doing just what we wanted to, eh, sir?at cracked, adj.
Ruling Class I vi: But dammit I am prospective Parliamentary candidate for the division.at damn it!, excl.
The Ruling Class I xv: We Gurneys have always been damnably virile.at damnably, adv.
Ruling Class II i: We’ve been darned lucky up to now.at darned, adv.
Ruling Class I x: I don’t know what the devil you’re on about.at what the devil...?, phr.
Ruling Class II vi: That’s right, ducks. ’Ow’s about it?at ducks, n.1
Ruling Class Prologue: Miss Shelley seems well-endowed, sir.at well-endowed, adj.
Ruling Class I vii: Yes, he’s a nut-case all right, but then so are most of these titled flea-bags.at fleabag, n.
Ruling Class Prologue: Beri-beri. Picked it up of some scruffy fuzzy-wuzzy in a dressing-gown, shouldn’t wonder.at fuzzy-wuzzy, n.1
Ruling Class II vii: I was this randy old goat’s mistress!at goat, n.1
Ruling Class I iv: Great Scott, who’s the idiot responsible?at great Scott! (excl.) under great...!, excl.
Ruling Class I ix: Hang it all, whatever else you are, you’re still a Gurney.at hang it (all)! (excl.) under hang, v.1
Ruling Class I ii: Tucker seems het up.at het up, adj.
Ruling Class I i: Nobody else gets much of a look-in.at look-in, n.
Ruling Class II ii: Jeez, I can’t make up my mind.at jeez!, excl.
Ruling Class I xv: If you want to keep kibbitzing here, belt up on the snide remarks.at kibitz, v.
Ruling Class I ii: I’m Gilbert the Filbert the Knut with a ‘K’.at knut, n.
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