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Man Could Stand Up 38: They had the same sort of good, bread-and-butter brains.at bread-and-butter, adj.
Man Could Stand Up 38: They had the same sort of good, bread-and-butter brains. Man Could Stand Up 159: ‘Shout Banzai! men,’ he said.at banzai!, excl.
Man Could Stand Up 110: You shut your bleedin’ mouth, you man, or I’ll shove you in the b----y clink!at bleeding, adj.
Man Could Stand Up 271: They all yelled ‘Hullo Duckfoot . . . Hullo Brassface!’.at brass-face (n.) under brass, adj.1
Man Could Stand Up 110: Better’n a bleedin’ dipso!at dipso, n.
Man Could Stand Up 96: He sat up in his flea-bag, dripping with icy sweat.at fleabag, n.
Man Could Stand Up 164: And . . . Kerumph . . . the wagons of coal would fly over until we recalled our planes and all went to sleep.at kerumph! (excl.) under ker-, pfx
Man Could Stand Up 113: A half a dozen quite decent if trying young squits.at squit, n.1
Man Could Stand Up 130: The genial, rubicund, slightly whiskified C.O. who finishes every sentence with the words: ‘Eh, what?’.at what?, phr.
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