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"ref": "2013, Pedro Lenz, translated by Donal McLaughlin, Naw Much of a Talker, Freight Books, page 37",
"text": "Uli stuck his oar in an' said ah wis right an' Marta shid stop haverin [translating liire], that there wis women oot there who wur aye oan the look-oot furra guy who wis as fuckt-up as poss so they kid look eftir him.",
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"to make a fuss about nothing"
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"to dawdle, potter about"
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"to saunter, lounge"
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"to haver, talk in a foolish or trivial manner, speak nonsense"
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"gossip",
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"to make a fuss about nothing"
],
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"fuss",
"fuss"
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"to make a pretence of being busy"
],
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"pretence",
"pretence"
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"to dawdle, potter about"
],
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"dawdle",
"dawdle"
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"potter about",
"potter about"
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"to saunter, lounge"
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"saunter",
"saunter"
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"lounge",
"lounge"
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