1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 50: ’Ey, hang about [...] Where y’takin’ me?at hang about!, excl.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 47: She’s a proper alecan.at alecan (n.) under ale, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 49: The arse bandit woodwork teacher.at arse bandit, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 119: Look at little Hovis, God bless his little cotton socks.at bless someone’s little cotton socks under bless, v.1
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 104: But which road, bottlebrain?at bottlebrain (n.) under bottle, n.1
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 100: I’m havin’ second thoughts about me dickey bow [...] It’s hurtin’ me neck.at dickey bow, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 103: ‘Don’t play funny buggers with me, brick head,’ the copper said.at brickhead (n.) under brick, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 103: Don’t play funny buggers with me, brick head.at play silly buggers (v.) under bugger, n.1
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 29: Hair under his arms, bit of bumfluff over his lip.at bum-fluff, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 48: Those bumpers of hers they’re like the tip ends of torpedoes.at bumper, n.3
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 34: He was tryin’ t’cop off with her an’ she wasn’t havin’ any.at cop off, v.3
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 27: They’re alright though – especially when they’re on your side playin’ footie.at footie, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 118: I don’t give a frig about other people.at frig, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 162: ‘Lookin’?’ he said. ‘Fuck that f’a lark. I’m gonna blast it out of the sky.’.at fuck that/this for a lark! (excl.) under fuck, v.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 22: I want me end away as well, but they’re all as fertile as fuck on our estate.at as fuck (adv.) under fuck, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 167: All it sounded like t’me was five minutes of non-stop gobshite.at gobshite, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 110: You have got the stuff, haven’t you? You did bring the goods?at goods, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 32: Tuppence ha’penny toffs, that’s all they are really.at tuppenny halfpenny, adj.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 42: She wants her head examined then.at want one’s head read (v.) under head, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 79: Y’a real head-the-ball, you are, Tony.at head-the-ball (n.) under head, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 69: She [...] grabbed me nudger through me trousers an’ squeezed me copper’s helmet.at helmet, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 23: No one’s talkin’ about gettin’ married – just a quick hump in the back fields, that’s all.at hump, n.1
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 85: We stood behind these bushes an’ took our kecks off.at kecks, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 98: Y’think y’the King of the Castle, Lord and Lady Muck, lookin’ down on the rest of us.at Lady Muck, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 104: Y’dad was a pair of Polaroid sunglasses? Y’mam was a licorice stick?at liquorice stick, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 114: Gerraload of this, 38-28-38.at get a load of (v.) under load, n.
1977 A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 68: I thought of the inside of her mouth an’ me flag fell to half mast.at (at) half-mast (adv.) under mast, n.