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Sun. Too Far Away 15: He wrote to me just when I’d decided to give the fish market the arse.at give someone the arse under arse, n.
Sun. Too Far Away 15: He wrote to me just when I’d decided to give the fish market the arse. J. Dingwall Sun. Too Far Away 30: Phew, she’s a ball-tearer of a day.at ball-tearer (n.) under balls, n.
J. Dingwall Sun. Too Far Away 88: I hope you’ve got clean hands doctor – you’ve cut him from the sneezer to the breezer.at breezer to sneezer (adv.) under breezer, n.1
Sun. Too Far Away 93: Come on you bloody hayburner, come on!at hay burner, n.1
Sun. Too Far Away 46: I’ll kick him in the cods.at cods, n.1
Sun. Too Far Away 29: Dawson’s a working cocky, crusty and tough.at crusty, adj.
Sun. Too Far Away 41: If he can’t cook, he’s going to be a fair cow to get rid of.at fair cow (n.) under fair, adj.
Sun. Too Far Away 78: The POV switches to Ugly, going like a cut cat.at go like a cut cat (v.) under go like..., v.
Sun. Too Far Away 23: He turns and king hits the innocent alongside of him.at king hit, v.
Sun. Too Far Away 66: He’s a fair lump of a man.at lump, n.
Sun. Too Far Away 53: arthur: Foley’s that good? basher: He’s a freak; never been pipped.at pipped, adj.1
Sun. Too Far Away 52: I’m no champion. I just poke along.at poke (along) (v.) under poke, v.
Sun. Too Far Away 114: You stupid poop, how much did you lose?at poop, n.3
Sun. Too Far Away 37: First shed he’s ever rung in his life, and now he’s walking around like his shit don’t stink.at ring, v.
Sun. Too Far Away 83: A rousie throws a fleece on the table.at rousie, n.
Sun. Too Far Away 37: First shed he’s ever rung in his life, and now he’s walking around like his shit don’t stink.at like one’s shit don’t stink under shit, n.
Sun. Too Far Away 21: He’s giving me the shits.at give someone the shits (v.) under shits, the, n.
Sun. Too Far Away 40: ‘Bloody good cook.’ [...] ‘Speed balls. That was his specialty.’ [...] ‘Rissoles.’.at speedball, n.2
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