10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHEW AND SPEW»
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chew and spew in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chew and spew and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
“We might be stopping for a tick at a chew and spew.” “Chew and spew!” Dan
laughed and sprayed potato chips. “Love it!” “Try the chew part,” Amy said. “Lose
the spew.” Shep stretched and yawned. “Want to take a break?” Nellie asked.
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The Lingo Dictionary: Of Favourite Australian Words
and Phrases
A woman's virginity. chew and spew Description of takeaway food, e.g. 'Let's
have chew and spew for dinner'. chewie Shortened form for chewing gum.
chewie on your boot A cry made with the intention of putting off a footballer about
to take a ...
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The 39 Clues Book 6: In Too Deep
“We might be stopping for a tick at a chew and spew.” “Chew and spew!” Dan
laughed and sprayed potato chips. “Love it!” “Try the chew part,” Amy said. “Lose
the spew.” Shep stretched and yawned. “Want to take a break?” Nellie asked.
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The Silver Star: A Novel
One she called Chew-and-Spew, where you waited until the other person had a
mouthful of food or milk, then you tried to make her laugh. Liz pretty much always
won, because it was sort of easy to make me laugh. In fact, sometimes I laughed
...
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Glossator: Practice
and Theory of the Commentary: Black Metal
In this zone of indiscernibility animalhuman mouths butcher, chew, and spew out
living flesh. The nihilistic carnage of mouth consumes and discards meat, and
both human and animal become potential carcasses, consumed in their mutual ...
Steven Shakespeare, Eugene Thacker, Aspasia Stephanou,
2012
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The Library Companion ... Second Edition
Their horses chew and spew upon gold and silver, and their mules go under rich
velvet. Dogs are dear unto them, and feed much daintily. Courses and kites cost
them many a round pound . . . Specially, good Lord, 0 good Lord, Tats Lennon ...
Thomas Frognall Dibdin,
1825
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Aussie Slang Dictionary
Cheap drunk: someone who becomes drunk quickly, normally only after one or
two drinks. Cheapskate: unwilling to spend money. Cheerio: goodbye. Cheese
and kisses: rhyming slang for the missus; the wife. Chew and spew: a cheap cafe.
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The Library-Companion: Or the Young Man's Guide
and the Old ...
caution, but with the decisive tone of Catholic zeal. Edgeworth, who died at the
commencement of Eliza- havoc too many ways. Their horses chew and spew
upon gold and silver, and their mules go under rich velvet. Dogs are dear unto
them, ...
Thomas Frognall Dibdin,
1824
The major take-away food chains are labelled “chucky chicken” and “chew and
spew”. There are topsy-turvey rhymes (“Ladles and Jellyspoons/ I come before
you/ To stand behind you/ To tell you something I know nothing about . . . ”) and a
...
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Kings Cross: A Biography
It was very popular and cheap, with basic food like hamburgers and sandwiches,
though cynical locals nicknamed it 'chew and spew'. Its clientele were weary-
eyed taxi drivers, sailors and shift workers. In Penny's Lane, the Vienna Café,
near ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHEW AND SPEW»
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chew and spew is used in the context of the following news items.
The Bank Raid that Rocked the Met'
Earlier that morning a special taxpayer-funded breakfast briefing was held at Neasden's Shitty Chef chew and spew café for teams from the ... «Glossy News, Nov 09»
Recycling Rules! : Bin Bureaucracy
... and the same's going to apply to the Chew and Spew fast food outlets and Dodgy Dorothy's Poxy Pizza Huts also with their left-over stodge.”. «Glossy News, Oct 09»