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[UK] A. Buckeridge Thanks to Jennings (1988) 61: That ancient old crock of a car over there.
at crock, n.2
[UK] A. Buckeridge Thanks to Jennings (1988) 98: You did! Goodo!
at good-o!, excl.
[UK] A. Buckeridge Thanks to Jennings (1988) 145: A second course, perhaps, that he was going to keep under his hat till after we’d finished the stew.
at under one’s hat (adj.) under hat, n.
[UK] A. Buckeridge Thanks to Jennings (1988) 177: Were the boys off their heads, he wondered!
at off one’s head, adj.
[UK] A. Buckeridge Thanks to Jennings (1988) 95: He must be getting a bit peckish by now.
at peckish, adj.
[UK] A. Buckeridge Thanks to Jennings (1988) 166: I’ve got a massive great potato in the heel and she said she’d mend it.
at potato, n.
[UK] A. Buckeridge Thanks to Jennings (1988) 168: Who’s making that ghastly shemozzle?
at shemozzle, n.
[UK] A. Buckeridge Thanks to Jennings (1988) 169: What are you waffling about?
at waffle, v.1
[UK] A. Buckeridge Thanks to Jennings (1988) 64: You are a couple of weeds pushing off like that.
at weed, n.3
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