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They Dug a Hole 70: It shook me too when I heard. But that’s the army all over, arse about face.at arse about face under arse, n.
They Dug a Hole 70: It shook me too when I heard. But that’s the army all over, arse about face. They Dug a Hole 13: The Irish sense of humour can be more than a little exasperating at times. And so it goes on. The everlasting bickering between old sweat and red arse!at red ass, n.
They Dug a Hole 72: ‘Sniping my Aunt Sally!’ he snaps.at my aunt! (excl.) under aunt, n.
They Dug a Hole 115: ‘Don’t tell me a few S.S. men are after getting you down.’ ‘Getting me down, my bollocks!’ snapped Blunderbank.at ballocks!, excl.
They Dug a Hole 8: In the Brigade of Guards [...] we have a language of our own, referring to this harmless, if at times extremely irritating, practice of ‘blackguarding’, or ‘taking the piss out of’ one’s fellows.at blackguard, v.
They Dug a Hole 54: Why should they tell us a cakey bar like that if we’re in the Med?at cakey, adj.
They Dug a Hole 89: Where’s Ginger? [...] He hasn’t gone after parts for that old Jerry truck, missing a dead-on fatigue like this?at dead on, adj.
They Dug a Hole 39: It’s going to be dog rough, you know.at dog, adv.
They Dug a Hole 83: Our sergeant is no effing bon.at effing, adj.
They Dug a Hole 66: Why Muller doesn’t give up I don’t know. He must have fluffed by now he’s licked.at fluff, v.2
They Dug a Hole 8: Fluff to yourself, boy! We’re going on active tack.at fluff, n.1
They Dug a Hole 63: I was just after thinking about those Froggies.at Froggie, n.
They Dug a Hole 38: He knows he’s f----d an’ arl.at fucked, adj.1
They Dug a Hole 38: That’s where the likes of us gobshites is definitely better off.at gobshite, n.
They Dug a Hole 39: What’s the word in French for walk? Holy J., we’ll have to be after making signs.at holy hell! (excl.) under holy...!, excl.
They Dug a Hole 8: In the Brigade of Guards [...] we have a language of our own, referring to this harmless, if at times extremely irritating, practice of ‘blackguarding’, or ‘taking the piss out of’ one’s fellows.at take the piss (out of) (v.) under piss, the, phr.
They Dug a Hole 75: Those shagging Taffies in the next field were laying out theirs with a tape.at shagging, adj.
They Dug a Hole 8: Do you think we’re really across the wawter? [sic] Do you?at water, the, n.
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