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(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 30: I can’t tell yer everything Esmerelda – only what me brain in me bacon bonce knows.at bacon-bonce, n.1
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 30: I can’t tell yer everything Esmerelda – only what me brain in me bacon bonce knows. (con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 44: Mere boys, some still had the bumfluff on their chins.at bum-fluff, n.
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 32: Okay, Miss Clever Clogs.at clever clogs (n.) under clever, adj.
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 131: Within nine months of demobbed men, pregnant women were to be seen everywhere! [...] ‘When’s it due to drop?’ ‘I’m ’avin’ mine the day after youse –’.at drop, v.5
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 35: I ’eard me dad — I woz earwiggin.at earwig, v.1
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 138: I know Ginger likes a bit of fluff, sweetheart, but, what man or boy doesn’t?at bit of fluff (n.) under fluff, n.1
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 121: Strutting their stuff was the in-phrase.at in, adj.
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 69: Yer’ll get yer lemons soon enuff.at lemon, n.
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 133: Me darlin’ wife has either got a ’eadache tonight or she’s got her manhole covers (periods) – blow me down.at manhole cover (n.) under manhole, n.
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 32: Okay, Miss Clever Clogs.at Miss, n.
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 133: Blow me down – it’s the bloomin’ raincoat now (Dutch cap)!at raincoat (n.) under rain, n.
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 30: I jist told yer – yer soppy date!at soppy date (n.) under soppy, adj.
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 68: Yer can’t add up for toffee nuts.at for toffee (adv.) under toffee, n.
(con. late 1940s) Sixteen Shillings And Tuppence Ha’penny 103: I’ll have ter watch me mouf wiv yer, Benjie, won’t I?at watch one’s lip (v.) under watch, v.
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