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White Shoes 230: I don’t give a rodent’s.at not give a rat’s ass, v.
White Shoes 230: I don’t give a rodent’s. White Shoes 86: Have you ever heard of the expression ‘Having an up and under’? [...] A technicolor yawn? Having a laugh at the footpath?at up and under, n.
White Shoes 70: Sardonic hacks of both sexes from [...] every cheap, tits-and-bums magazine in Australia.at tits and ass, adj.
White Shoes 17: Just count me salmon and trout with Annie.at salmon and trout, prep.
White Shoes 102: ‘I thought you came from New York?’ ‘In a pig’s ass I do.’.at in a pig’s arse! (excl.) under pig’s arse!, excl.
White Shoes 253: Smart-arse bitch.at smart-arse, n.
White Shoes 258: Him and KK are as thick as pig shit; they’re always pissing off together.at thick as..., adj.
White Shoes 75: Go blow it out your ass motherfuckers.at blow it out your ass!, excl.
White Shoes 234: Crystal was looking up at him like [...] he was the greatest suck-arse God had ever put breath into.at suck-ass, n.
White Shoes 57: Some sort of pink satin knickers that almost sent Mr Wobbly into a tail spin [Ibid.] 58: Mr Wobbly swelled up and exploded inside DD like a hand grenade.at play Mr Wobbly hides his helmet (v.) under play (at)..., v.
White Shoes 94: Bad luck Warren got a bit of a slap, but [...] that’s what happens when you back-door blokes.at backdoor, v.1
White Shoes 34: Tell it to that curry-eating bag back in Sydney.at bag, n.1
White Shoes 251: A bit of a fat lip, a small mouse under each eye and a bit of bark missing.at bark, n.1
White Shoes 94: The rest was a beat-up of how she was a rotten singer, model and actress all round.at beat-up, n.
White Shoes 12: You got it, KK. One black frock-coat. Hold the white St Louies.at St Louis blues, n.
White Shoes 256: I got a bluey for parking.at bluey, n.1
White Shoes 37: The sheila with the big boobs.at boob, n.3
White Shoes 242: You don’t want to be held up by [...] boofhead reporters.at boofhead, n.
White Shoes 53: They boogied to the Swinging Sidewalks’ ‘Now Now’.at boogie, v.
White Shoes 2: Now and again Norton might bump into one of his old landlords or an estate agent he’d brassed out.at brass, v.
White Shoes 65: There’d be heaps of [...] ‘it’s great to see you, old mate’ and [...] KK would bridge up in return.at bridge up (v.) under bridge, v.3
White Shoes 10: Galivanting around in the sun, sipping champagne. You still drink plenty of bubbly, KK?at bubbly, n.
White Shoes 109: Kramer had barbecued Moreton Bay bugs for entree.at bug, n.4
White Shoes 197: You reckon I’m bullshitting about last night. Beauty.at bullshit, v.
White Shoes 150: They were all dressed in full desert cammies and carrying machine guns.at cammies, n.
White Shoes 3: The caper with the old block of flats had gone over smoother than a bunch of carnations on Mothers’ Day.at caper, n.2
White Shoes 29: I’ve got the night off and I’m all cashed up.at cashed up, adj.
White Shoes 198: DD had certainly got her two-bob’s worth in.at put in one’s two cents’ (worth) (v.) under two cents’ worth, n.
White Shoes 7: A blonde bimbo with an enormous pair of boobs who’d posed for a heap of cheesecake.at cheesecake, n.
White Shoes 71: You can [...] take all the cheesecake photos you want.at cheesecake, n.
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