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Undergrowth of Lit. (1969) 69: It seems nowadays that the homosexual must be avowedly ‘s’ (American, strong and masculine) or ‘m’ (Dutch boy, servile and humble) if he wants to find new friends.at S and M, adj.
Undergrowth of Lit. (1969) 69: It seems nowadays that the homosexual must be avowedly ‘s’ (American, strong and masculine) or ‘m’ (Dutch boy, servile and humble) if he wants to find new friends. Undergrowth of Lit. (1969) 123: Whereas Kismet is young [...] and Jackie Joyce frankly butch in spite of the long blonde wig.at butch, adj.
Undergrowth of Lit. (1969) 143: Cloth falsies, concealed in the dress, complete the deception.at falsies, n.
Undergrowth of Lit. (1969) 79: Customer to Proprietor: ‘Got any straight sex, then?’ Proprietor, apologetically: ‘Sorry mate, it’s all got a bit of fladge in it.’.at fladge, n.
Undergrowth of Lit. (1969) 75: Medical tips on getting rid of ‘jock itch, simple ringworm and crabs’.at jock-rot (n.) under jock, n.1
Undergrowth of Lit. (1969) 71: Then he stooped and pressed his lips to the crown of King Prick’s knob.at knob, n.
Undergrowth of Lit. (1969) 83: A hairbrush hurts your bottom more than anything else as I can testify, since Mummy used one on my uncovered sit-me-down last year.at sit-me-down (n.) under sit, v.
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