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West Pier (1986) 147: You can be cool and cut the meeting short—can’t you? You’ll know how to choke him off.at choke off, v.
West Pier (1986) 147: You can be cool and cut the meeting short—can’t you? You’ll know how to choke him off. West Pier (1986) 83: Being in her best dress, and ‘got up to the nines,’ she was tonight in one of these optimistic moods.at up to the nines, phr.
West Pier (1986) 226: I needn’t have gone into all that palaver at all.at palaver, n.
West Pier (1986) 198: We haven’t got the car tonight. Old Gosling’s a bit sticky about it.at sticky, adj.1
West Pier (1986) 233: ‘She ended up by threatening to call a policeman.’ ‘A policeman!’ exclaimed George. [...] ‘Yes. That does sound a bit stiff, I must say.’.at stiff, adj.
West Pier (1986) 238: Haven’t you heard the expression ‘my uncle’ – meaning a pawnbroker?at uncle, n.
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