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Hawk Alone 171: He was on the bones of his backside and he took a room at Meyer’s place.at on the bones of one’s arse under arse, n.
Hawk Alone 171: He was on the bones of his backside and he took a room at Meyer’s place. Hawk Alone 145: You watch out [...] and don’t donner the dogs by mistake.at donner, v.
Hawk Alone 72: He turned to the bar. ‘Dop-’n-dam, please,’ he said [...] The barman poured him a brandy-and-water.at dop, n.1
Hawk Alone 122: The baas, he brought a half-jack with him. I see it in the car.at half-jack, n.
Hawk Alone 205: He was independent then and hardegat and people did it his way or not at all.at hardegat, adj.
Hawk Alone 120: You haven’t got a spot of anything, have you? I could do with a little regemaker.at regmaker, n.
Hawk Alone 191: Don’t let them verneuk you, Mr Vance. [...] These gooses are damn slim, man. You got to watch them.at slim, adj.
Hawk Alone 191: Don’t let them verneuk you, Mr Vance. [...] These gooses are damn slim, man. You got to watch them.at verneuk, v.
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