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[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 178: I don’t give two fucks where you’re from.
at not give a fuck, v.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 35: And what use is the TV? Feck all.
at feck-all, n.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 15: In your pyjamas talking to some bollacks about the phallus.
at ballocks, n.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 170: The motor was a beaut.
at beaut, n.1
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 193: Well, I’ll be blowed. It’s Oliver, said Al.
at I’ll be blowed! (excl.) under blowed, adj.1
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 167: We landed among a bunch of butty planes.
at butty, adj.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 185: We might [...] saunter through cardboard city and back again by underground from Waterloo.
at cardboard city, n.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 233: If I was to hit you a clout you’d remember, he said, and laughed.
at clout, n.2
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 139: What are you doing there? he asked. Having a draw.
at draw, n.2
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 198: The boss at Liverpool Street had kept my job, fair fucks, so I worked like a dog and went to find him, my mate.
at fair fucks (to) under fair, adj.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 75: Flip me.
at flip, v.3
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 199: When they fucked the water on me I was drenched.
at fuck, v.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 175: Marty says to me: Hi Ollie, will you get the dawk-cue-ments? drawing out the sound like a fucking gobaloon.
at gobaloon, n.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 142: Oh dearie, dearie me, he said, but you’re great gas.
at great gas (n.) under great, adj.3
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 84: Japers. He feels his nose very carefully.
at japers!, excl.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 93: The whole planeload saw it. It was unreal. Jeepers.
at jeepers!, excl.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 143: By Jingo, is that so?
at jingo!, excl.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 24: God blast you, she said. You’re always doing that. Juking around.
at juke, v.1
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 239: He’s lamping me. It’s tricky.
at lamp, v.2
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 36: He told me once that he had such a huge member that when he got an erection the blood would drain from his face.
at member, n.1
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 155: Mushrooms! Look at the lovely mush!
at mush, n.3
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 84: I used to do the nags.
at nag, n.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 102: An old lady taking her dog to do his poo poo.
at poo, n.1
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 242: That’s a quare one. Isn’t it, Ollie?
at quare, adj.
[Ire] D. Healy Sudden Times 14: Hi Sham, he says.
at shamus, n.
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