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The Rights of Desire choose

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[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 14: A drunken bergie, I thought.
at bergie, n.
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 70: Those blerry good-for-nothings?
at blerry, adj.
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 305: I must call a char to come and tidy up.
at char, n.1
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 63: We can’t take in any jentoe from the street.
at gentoo, n.
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 202: Impimpi they called me. That’s what the black people mos call someone who goes to the pollies.
at impimpi, n.
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 310: (to) moer – to administer a beating.
at moer, v.
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 202: Petrol. I know, I saw that mos in the bad times when they did the necklacings.
at necklace, v.
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 136: Bringing that blerry bunch of skollies here to stink us all the way to hell!
at skolly, n.
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 95: If Adonis tried to show her the snot sjambok when Bella wasn’t looking, then Cupido was there to stop him.
at snot sjambok (n.) under snot, n.1
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 134: That was when she squared up to me, arms on her formidable hips.
at square up, v.1
[SA] A. Brink Rights of Desire (2001) 270: What she brought to the study was [...] a dagga zol.
at zol, n.
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