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‘On a Bender’ in Benno and Some of the Push 80: That ginger pot-polisher’s bin through all the blood-’ouses in town, ’n’ she’s a tough, a fair halligator.at alligator, n.
‘On a Bender’ in Benno and Some of the Push 80: That ginger pot-polisher’s bin through all the blood-’ouses in town, ’n’ she’s a tough, a fair halligator. ‘The Picnic’ in Benno and Some of the Push 4: ‘Out with it, Benno, who’s yer cuddle?’ said Feathers.at cuddle and kiss, n.
‘Barracking’ in Benno and Some of the Push 146: ‘Buck in, Sus---’ sez he, stuck there, with his north-’n’-south wide open, his eyes fair glarin’.at north (and south), n.
‘The Truculent Boy’ in Benno and Some of the Push 54: But Mr Goudy did not report the boy. He knew the Beauties were disposed to be resentful to a ‘put-away’.at put-away, n.
‘Barracking’ in Benno and Some of the Push 144: Fair in the balloon, good enough for him! That’s the way to tease ’em, the blighters!at balloon, n.
‘The Disposal of a Dog’ in Benno and Some of the Push 132: ‘’Ello, Ned! Gettin’ ’ome with the week’s meat?’ roared a hardened barracker.at barrack, v.
‘The Big Spoof’ in Benno and Some of the Push 213: He kicks me fair in the basket, he gives me the boot hard in the bag.at basket, n.1
‘The Rivals’ Benno and Some of the Push 161: ‘What-o, Billy-be-dam’d, are you it?’ said the packer.at Billy-be-damned, n.
‘The Rivals’ in Benno and Some of the Push 151: From the fact that all her dresses were coffee-coloured, the Beauties rashly concluded that her grandmother was a ‘Beardie,’ a brown sect closely allied to Quakers.at beardie, n.
‘On a Bender’ in Benno and Some of the Push 85: So our Mr. Dickson went t’ beddy-by on a soft board lars night.at beddy-bye, n.
‘The Truculent Boy’ in Benno and Some of the Push 57: His battered bell-topper floated in the lye tub below.at bell-topper (n.) under bell, n.1
‘At the Opera’ Benno and Some of the Push 94: ‘It’s a bilk,’ he said. ‘This ain’t no play. The cows ’re makin’ it up ez they go along.’.at bilk, n.
‘At a Boxing Bout’ in Benno and Some of the Push 120: He’ll just pelt ’em inter Rocker’s biscuit barrel, ’n’ slide out every time the ’eavyweight offers t’ pass ’im one.at biscuit barrel (n.) under biscuit, n.1
‘Dukie M’Kenzie’s Dawnce’ in Benno and Some of the Push 35: I sez, ‘’Ow are yeh!’ I sez. ‘It’s a bit iv good goods ’ere t’-night, ain’t it?’.at bit of goods, n.
‘Dukie M’Kenzie’s Dawnce’ in Benno and Some of the Push 41: Bring erlong Jumbo someone, ’n’ we’ll blessed soon clear up this gazob.at blessed, adv.
‘At the Opera’ in Benno and Some of the Push 92: ‘You blighted ass, they’ll fire you out in half a tick, and serve you good,’ said the man on his right.at blighted, adj.
‘The Fickle Dolly Hopgood’ in Benno and Some of the Push 63: ‘What,’ cried the packer, ‘has she given yeh brusher?’ Clinker wagged his round head confidently. ‘No blinded fear,’ he said.at blind, adj.2
‘On a Bender’ in Benno and Some of the Push 80: That ginger pot-polisher’s bin through all the blood-’ouses in town.at blood house (n.) under blood, n.1
‘Nicholas Don and the Meek Almira’ Benno and Some of the Push 31: ‘’Struth!’ he gasped. ‘I do like that. Swelp me Jimmy Gee, I do like that!’.at s’elp me bob!, excl.
‘At the Opera’ in Benno and Some of the Push 88: ‘That’s bon tosh,’ said Cilly, with enthusiasm.at bon tosh, adj.
‘Barracking’ in Benno and Some of the Push 144: ‘Oh, a bonzer, a bonzer, a boshter, a bontoshter!’ screamed our Christian brother.at bontosher, n.
‘Barracking’ in Benno and Some of the Push 140: Loud ’n’ large opinions t’ th’ effect that St. Kilda is the dazzlin’ P., the bonzers, the boshters, the pink, the pride, ’n’ the pick iv th’ earth. [Ibid.] ‘Benno, yer a fair bonza!’.at bonzer, n.
‘The Truculent Boy’ in Benno and Some of the Push 48: D’jer know me ’n’ Nip’s goin’ t’ run a circus? [...] It’ll be a boshter, too.at boshter, n.
‘Dukie M’Kenzie’s Dawnce’ in Benno and Some of the Push 39: Somebody knocked his boxer from its peg, and walked in it.at boxer, n.1
‘Dukie M’Kenzie’s Dawnce’ in Benno and Some of the Push 33: Mr. Dickson, mindful of the ignominy due to the man who gets ‘brusher’, thought he was combining air indifference.at get brusher (v.) under brusher, n.4
‘An Amorous Boy’ in Benno and Some of the Push 175: A stinker boy’s a bub et school what won’t fight nothin’, smooges t’ the teachers, narks everythin’, ’n’s clean an’ pretty alwiz.at bub, n.3
‘The Disposal of a Dog’ in Benno and Some of the Push 137: ‘It’s no use buckin’ up, Benno,’ said the Don. ‘I wasn’t responsible fer me actions.’.at buck up, v.2
‘An Amorous Boy’ Benno and Some of the Push 180: Youter be shot, a pair iv buck larrikins slingin’ off at a bit iv a kid.at buck, adj.1
‘Dukie M’Kenzie’s Dawnce’ in Benno and Some of the Push 33: At Stonkie’s picnic she had passed him over in favour of Billy Crib, the butter bumper.at bumper, n.5
‘At a Boxing Bout’ in Benno and Some of the Push 116: ‘O’Brien ’ll out ‘im this round [...Scorcher’ll go t’bunk, you take it frim the prefessor.’.at go to bunk (v.) under bunk, n.2
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