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Beano 27 Mar. n.p.: Come in fellas, I’ve got a [...] super feed of fish.at super, adj.
Beano 27 Mar. n.p.: Come in fellas, I’ve got a [...] super feed of fish. Beano 27 Mar. n.p.: Yum! Yum! The boys are going to enjoy this!at yum!, excl.
Beano 28 Jan. n.p.: Grrr! You little nitwit!at nitwit, n.
Beano 20 May n.p.: Phooey! Don’t worry.at phooey!, excl.
Beano 10 Feb. n.p.: You short sighted nit.at nit, n.1
Beano 27 July n.p.: What’s this? A whacking great birthday cake!at whacking, adj.
Beano 1 Aug. n.p.: A thundering good bashing for me! I’m off!at bashing, n.
Beano 1 Aug. n.p.: G-Gosh! It’s amazing!at gosh!, excl.
Beano 27 Dec. 1: A topping Christmas to one and all.at topping, adj.
Beano 25 Dec. n.p.: You’ll have to organize the making of the traditional giant Christmas pud.at pud, n.1
Beano 14 Feb. 19: That does it! You’re fired.at fire, v.2
Beano 14 Feb. 8: What now, his nibs?at his nibs (n.) under nibs, n.
Beano 27 June 19: You don’t scare me, Bears! Shove off!at shove off (v.) under shove, v.
Beano 20 Nov. 13: My bangers and mash!at banger, n.3
Beano 16 Jan. 3: Biff! Bash! Thump!at biff!, excl.
Beano 13 Nov. 6: Why not use the brolly as a boat?at brolly, n.
Beano 3 Apr. 13: You buzzed off so quickly.at buzz off, v.
Beano 20 Nov. 13: What a cheek!at cheek, n.2
Beano 2 Jan. 12: Until Dennis cools off a bit!at cool off, v.2
Beano 3 Apr. 2: Look at that little chap learning to walk. How cute!at cute, adj.
Beano 17 Apr. 1: Couldn’t let pie-face see me!at pie-face, n.
Beano 3 July 8: Spare 10p for a saucer of milk, guv?at Guv, n.
Beano 13 Nov. 13: I like your style, kid – could use you.at kid, n.1
Beano 2 Jan. 2: Lovely ’nanas!at nana, n.
Beano 13 Nov. 8: Cheesy niff!at niff, n.
Beano 27 Nov. 2: I hope he doesn’t ‘rat’ on me for getting him in this mess.at rat on (v.) under rat, v.2
Beano 26 June 6: Aunt Mat is such a rotten shot.at rotten, adj.
Beano 26 June 8: We’re scoffing his grapes!at scoff, v.
Beano 13 Nov. 12: What a bunch of softies!at softy, n.1
Beano 16 Jan. 4: Soppy Susan’s Dad’s a famous dancer.at soppy, adj.
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