1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 185: Oh my giddy aunt! Whatever next?at my aunt! (excl.) under aunt, n.
1994 B. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 191: Why am I listening to such odious claptrap?at clap-trap, n.1
1994 B. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 192: If I invite a man here she says he’s a murderer or a gay boy.at gay boy (n.) under gay, adj.
1994 B. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 135: Cor blimey, guv’ner, spot on!at gorblimey!, excl.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 166: I’m grogging out, want to escape.at groggy, adj.
1994 B. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 56: The origin of the phrase ‘a load of old hooey’: in the addendum to the Oxford English Dictionary, it says of this word US slang I924. Origin unknown.at hooey, n.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 171: I am hooked on you as I am hooked on it.at hooked, adj.2
1994 B. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 148: He looks alarmed, as though expecting a swagger stick up his jack any second.at jack, n.13
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 272: I wasn’t prepared to sit in a corner like a lemon.at lemon, n.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 152: He was wearing a fat money belt which said ‘I’ve loadsamoney!’.at loadsamoney, n.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg She went back into the kitchen to count her Mandy bottles.at mandy, n.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 212: He wanted the coy nudge-nudge.at nudge, nudge, wink, wink, know what I mean, say no more under nudge, v.1
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 221: Then she pissed off to the Crimea.at piss off, v.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 282: For me a night’s resort would consist of 3 ‘pipes’.at pipe, n.1
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 125: Having peed he sways zombishly with his fat yellow Slav prick hanging out.at prick, n.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 90: I’m going to talk to that rent boy.at rent boy (n.) under rent, n.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 273: Oh screw all that in-Russia-it’s-always stuff.at screw, v.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 278: The daily razzamatazz of pills, puffs, sniffs.at sniff, n.
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 31: I’m dislocated. Rhythms are fractured. Sleep up the spout.at up the spout under spout, n.3
1994 D. Fallowell One Hot Summer in St Petersburg 10: Feel wired up – slug more whisky.at wired, adj.1