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Who’s Been Sleeping in My Bed choose

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[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 50: ’Ey, hang about [...] Where y’takin’ me?
at hang about!, excl.
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 47: She’s a proper alecan.
at alecan (n.) under ale, n.
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 49: The arse bandit woodwork teacher.
at arse bandit, n.
[UK] 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
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 54: She yelled blue murder.
at blue murder, n.
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 104: But which road, bottlebrain?
at bottlebrain (n.) under bottle, n.1
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 29: Hair under his arms, bit of bumfluff over his lip.
at bum-fluff, n.
[UK] 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
[UK] 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
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 217: ‘Deffo, Snotty,’ I said.
at deffo, adv.
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 22: I want me end away as well.
at end, n.
[UK] 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.
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 118: I don’t give a frig about other people.
at frig, n.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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.
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 32: Tuppence ha’penny toffs, that’s all they are really.
at tuppenny halfpenny, adj.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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
[UK] A. Bleasdale Who’s Been Sleeping in my Bed 85: We stood behind these bushes an’ took our kecks off.
at kecks, n.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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.
[UK] 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.
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