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Bad Company 15: He couldn’t wait to get on the blower to Rentokil and get the place fumigated.at blower, n.2
Bad Company 15: He couldn’t wait to get on the blower to Rentokil and get the place fumigated. Bad Company 82: She might be brassed off enough to talk to you.at brassed off, adj.
Bad Company 119: Trouble is, the people they find tend to get all donged up. Mr Schiller, on the other hand, is the easygoing type. Talking to him doesn’t hurt at all.at donged-up, adj.
Bad Company 39: You can say that again with flaming knobs on.at flaming, adj.2
Bad Company 58: Look, that’s my affair, ennit?at innit!, excl.
Bad Company 119: Why do I always get caught in the middle?at in the middle (adj.) under middle, n.
Bad Company 186: ‘What a load of old moulie,’ Anna said in disgust.at moulie, n.1
Bad Company 178: We’ll all look like right nanas if you’re wrong.at right nana (n.) under nana, n.
Bad Company 45: She wasn’t much help. And neither was that other bunch of prannies.at prannie, n.
Bad Company 20: They don’t exactly have a scorching social life, do they?at scorching, adj.
Bad Company 82: They don’t take kindly to a young sprig with a la-di-dah accent telling them what’s what.at sprig, n.1
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