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Last Seen Wearing in Second Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 418: I don’t think he’s completely above-board with me.at above board, adj.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 418: I don’t think he’s completely above-board with me. Last Seen Wearing in Second Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 365: You’re not a very good policeman. You’re too airy-fairy.at airy-fairy, adj.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 515: It’s some clown of a sergeant who’s ballsed the whole thing up.at balls up, v.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 382: It may have gone with the last pile. Blast.at blast!, excl.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 451: I shan’t give two buggers if we never find her.at not give a bugger (v.) under bugger, n.3
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 522: She’s buggered off with Maguire, I suppose.at bugger off, v.
Last Seen Wearing (1994) 405: ‘Will it buggery!’ said Morse.at ...buggery!, excl.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 434: Ainley thought she was bumped off.at bump (off), v.
Last Seen Wearing in The Second Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 450: I think Baines knows a hell of a lot more about the whole caboodle than anybody.at whole caboodle (n.) under caboodle, n.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Inspector Morse Omnibus ) (1994) 511: Somebody caught him with one of the girls with his trousers down.at catch someone with their pants down (v.) under catch, v.1
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 450: Phillipson would be a dead duck then, and they’d have to appoint a new headmaster.at dead duck, n.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 392: As if she was in a dickens of a hurry to meet somebody.at dickens, the, phr.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 450: And what a dog’s breakfast he’d made of it all!at dog’s dinner, n.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 444: Thinking of nothing but that great lump of gristle hanging between your legs.at gristle, n.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 368: Mona Lisa with the guts-ache.at gut-ache (n.) under gut, n.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 384: A honey of a girl from Brighton.at honey, n.1
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 364: You mean she just hopped it and – that was that.at hop it, v.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 363: Most women of her type would surely go for [...] something with a bigger kick than Coke.at kick, n.5
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 361: The whole thing must have cost the Local Authority a real packet.at cost a packet (v.) under packet, n.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 405: The last thing that Morse wanted at this juncture was a rough-house.at roughhouse, n.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 445: There’s an old saying, isn’t there – if you’ll excuse the language – about not shitting on your own doorstep.at shit on one’s own doorstep (v.) under shit, v.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 533: He was a shithouse.at shithouse, n.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 406: Look, you miserable sod. You want a fight?at sod, n.1
Last Seen Wearing in 2nd Inspector Morse Omnibus (1994) 406: Where shall we go, you dirty little squit?at squit, n.1
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 404: Ever been to a strip club, Lewis?at strip joint (n.) under strip, v.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 436: And what did the old twerp have to say this time?at twerp, n.
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 360: He was getting lost: waffle on, keep talking.at waffle, v.1
Last Seen Wearing in Second Morse Omnibus (1994) 516: Abortions still get done unofficially – no doubt for a whacking private fee.at whacking, adj.
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