1953 R. Garland Heart in Exile 226: The last affair Julian had was with a young tough [...] curly dark hair, spiv haircut – well, the cockney glamour boy.at glamour boy (n.) under glamour, adj.
1953 R. Garland Heart in Exile 127: The biggest enemy of the invert is the feminine man who becomes a homo-Puritan [...] most of the people who are so vehemently anti-queer are people with strong feminine streaks.at homo, adj.
1953 R. Garland Heart in Exile 188: I always felt the penny-dreadful was the real novel.at penny dreadful (n.) under penny, n.
1953 R. Garland Heart in Exile 247: I wasn’t going steady with her, but we used to go out. Only the day previous we had a ruck.at ruck, n.2
1953 R. Garland Heart in Exile 185: I think the author [...] is trying to engage your sympathy: ‘Pity us poor buggers.’ Which explains the tear-jerker title.at tearjerking, adj.