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[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 33: I was just pissing around at first, seeing how it worked.
at piss about, v.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 24: She was too hot to last even one month without some pussy action, never mind three.
at -action, sfx
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 22: Next thing you’re squished up together playing hide the salami.
at play (a game of) hide the salami (v.) under play (at)..., v.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 121: She was parking this real beater, a white Toyota Corolla from way back, dented all over.
at beater, n.2
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 39: Setting it up was bitch central.
at bitch, n.1
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 61: The younger ones I can bring off in less than a minute. Older guys like you take longer.
at bring off, v.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 95: Married a bum when she was still cute, then had a bunch of kids.
at bum, n.3
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 39: Setting it up was bitch central.
at -central, sfx
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 74: I turned the lights back on and watched crapware TV until I passed out on the sofa.
at crap, adj.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 68: He though Lucy would be too much of a ditz to get around to making a will.
at ditz, n.2
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 22: Like the casinos sending a private plane down to wherever to lure some high roller back to the tables.
at high roller, n.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 96: One of her no-hope sons went into the service.
at no-hope, adj.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 61: ‘How long does it take to make a john come?’ ‘What’s it to you?’.
at what’s it to you?, phr.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 96: He’s stationed some base in Germany, put his usual crude moves on a local fraulein and ended up in the brig.
at put a move on (v.) under move, n.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 36: Knives and razors are out for me. I have this thing about blood.
at out, adv.1
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 15: But I was trying to get into her pants, you see.
at get into someone’s pants (v.) under pants, n.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 94: I went up to the galley and scored a couple of teaspoons, and we proceeded to pig in.
at pig in (v.) under pig, v.1
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 15: Don’t try playing the hick with me.
at play, v.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 24: Luce didn’t want to, but when push comes to shove she didn’t say no.
at when push comes to shove under push, n.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 39: Real small, about the size of a pack of smokes.
at smoke, n.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 28: This Scott was a real studly guy, some kind of work-out fanatic.
at studly (adj.) under stud, n.
[UK] M. Dibdin Thanksgiving 23: But of course a toney guy like you wouldn’t be interested in that sort of thing.
at tony, adj.
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