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Dry White Season 84: You get one passed out from atshitshi: same thing.at atshitshi, n.
Dry White Season 84: You get one passed out from atshitshi: same thing. Dry White Season 87: That bra of mine was a real tsotsi, man.at bra, n.
Dry White Season 84: You get one passed out from atshitshi: same thing. Or a chap who drank too much divorce in a beer-hall.at divorce, n.
Dry White Season 178: He offered Ben his packet of Lucky Strike: ‘Like a fuse?’.at fuse, n.
Dry White Season 87: You think my wife would have opened this time of night? [...] Except for the gattes, of course. The cops.at gata, n.
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80: ‘My wife keeps on nagging me to stop before someone tries to pass me with a gonnie’ – making a stabbing gesture with his left hand to clarify the tsotsi expressions he seemed to relish.at gonnie, n.1
Dry White Season 80: You want to feel a bit of kuzack in your arse pocket [...] then this is the life, man. Spot on.at kuzak, n.
Dry White Season 85: I’m a Zulu, lanie.at laanie, n.
Dry White Season 98: To get enough capital I had to borrow from the lanies, the big boys in iGoli.at laanie, n.
Dry White Season 84: ‘You’re their bank when they need some magageba’ – rubbing his fingers together.at magageba, n.
Dry White Season 180: ‘What’s this mugu got to do with him?’ [...] ‘You may not think it [...] but this rotter used to be one of the top lawyers in the township, lanie.’.at moegoe, n.
Dry White Season 20: Her mother, I believe, was something of a sentimental wash-out who meekly followed her lord and master.at wash-out, n.
Dry White Season 84: I mean, here you get a bloke pasa’d by the tsotsis, so you pick him up and [...] take him to Baragwanath Hospital.at pasa, v.
Dry White Season 84: Others looking for phata-phata – illustrated by pushing his thumb through two fingers [...] you find them a skarapafet.at pata-pata, n.
Dry White Season 252: You pass out. And then we bring you round with popla.at popla, n.
Dry White Season 87: Your sister lines with the rawurawu, the gangsters.at rawurawu, n.
Dry White Season 88: I went to see him. [...] A week before he got the rope. Just to say good-bye and happy landings and so on.at rope, n.
Dry White Season 84: Others looking for phata-phata – illustrated by pushing his thumb through two fingers [...] you find them a skarapafet.at skarapafet, n.
Dry White Season 88: I still remember it. Snot and tears. About life in jail.at snot and tears (n.) under snot, n.1
Dry White Season 84: ‘Man needs a stinka, he comes straight to you.’ ‘A stinka?’ [...] ‘A reference book, man. A domboek.’.at stinker, n.2
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