1931 A. Bennett Teresa of Watling Street 74: ‘Now, my chuck,’ he said, ‘try if you can stand.’.at chuck, n.1
1931 A. Bennett Teresa of Watling Street 13: Lord Dolmer was poor – for a lord – and eked out a bare competence by being a guinea-pig in the City.at guinea pig, n.1
1931 A. Bennett Teresa of Watling Street 210: The spalpeen doesn’t deserve God’s goodness.at spalpeen, n.
1931 A. Bennett Teresa of Watling Street 179: ‘What ho!’ exclaimed the driver [...] ‘Kilburn, eh? What’s the matter with the Tuppenny Toob?’.at twopenny tube (n.) under twopenny, adj.
1931 A. Bennett Teresa of Watling Street 222: You have first to prove that I indeed am a power on the Westralia market.at Westralia, n.