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Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Coffee?’ ‘Is a bear Catholic? Does the Pope shit in the woods?’.at does a bear shit in the woods? Is the pope (a) Catholic?, phr.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Coffee?’ ‘Is a bear Catholic? Does the Pope shit in the woods?’. Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Stop fucking around, Trip. Tell me what you know’.at fuck about, v.
Cherry Pie [ebook] I kicked off denim hotpants with flames appliquéd over the arse, shook my long dark hair and shimmied in a red spangled bikini.at arse, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Yasmin’d fire my arse’.at arse, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] Chloe [...] ashed her ciggie out the window.at ash, v.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Totally kicking arse until we got into a fight with that bikie over the two shot rule’.at kick ass, v.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Shed’s running around interviewing every basket case who calls’.at basket case (n.) under basket, n.1
Cherry Pie [ebook] Daisy must have really had her beer goggles on to invite me to a threesome.at beer goggles, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘What about the hotel?’ ‘None of your beeswax’.at beeswax, n.2
Cherry Pie [ebook] Everyone but the dishpigs repaired to the bar for knock off bevvies.at bevvy, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] I’d forgotten how awful dishpiggin’ was. It sucked alright. It sucked the big one and the huge dishwasher didn’t make it any easier.at bite the big one (v.) under big one, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘I know you bikies get a bad rap about the drug dealing and the gang banging and bombing each other’s clubhouses’.at bikie, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘You are such a bitch,’ I said, impressed. ‘You love it.’ He took another big swig.at bitch, n.1
Cherry Pie [ebook] I’d had enough of bitchy broads but stayed polite.at bitchy, adj.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Women tend to [...] attack the guy, scratching with their nails, grabbing for his bits’.at bits, n.1
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Sorry, it’s such a blokey storey’.at blokey (adj.) under bloke, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Who’s a girl have to blow to get a drink around here?’.at blow, v.2
Cherry Pie [ebook] Maybe she was doing this to punish me for blowing her off the other day.at blow off, v.1
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘In the unlikely event I ever get hitched it’d take place in Vegas with [...] a shitload of Bolivian marching powder’.at Bolivian marching powder, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] I noticed [...] a small crucifix nestling in his chest hair, dangling from a chain. I hadn’t picked him for a god-botherer.at God-botherer, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] [He] exchanged a few words with the buff dude at the front desk.at buff, adj.2
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘It’s terrific to finally meet you. Simone talks about you all the time.’ No I didn’t. What a bullshit artist.at bullshit artist (n.) under bullshit, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] The whole idea of ‘auras’ was so much new age bullshit.at bullshit, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Got busted knocking off a factory‘.at bust, v.1
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘You are so busted’.at busted, adj.1
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘The stripping detective. Nice cans?’ ‘Nothing to write home about. Good legs though’.at cans, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘Sir, we can’t have this sort of carry on’.at carry-on, n.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘He hit twenty-five and chunked out’.at chunk out (v.) under chunk, n.1
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘She was way cool’.at cool, adj.
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘You know something but you’re not going to tell me unless I cough up the cash’.at cough up, v.
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