"Ay, lad, an 'I knows lawyer Lockhart too," said Trumps, with a peculiar look; "him that owns the 'ouses' ereabouts, an 'draws the rents --" ❋ Unknown (1859)
My entrance into the Exeter messroom was greeted with a west country "Strangggerrr!" stranger "They comes 'ere, they takes our jobs,' ouses an 'women ..." to which I retorted "Actually, I brought my own woman because yours are just too pig ugly." ❋ Newmania (2007)
Hence it is possible for a little bloke-ish conversation at the till:Me: "Blowin' up the 'ouses of Parliament then?" ❋ Unknown (2009)
August 28, 2009 at 10:45 am nice liddol beetle bugs orinj kitteh babehs purple people eater rhino-sauce-er-ouses s.. ❋ Unknown (2009)
With her issavan essavans and her patterjackmartins about all them inns and ouses. ❋ Unknown (2006)
I said that, Annie Chapman, what lives in the doss -ouses over to Flower and Dean Street, same as me. ❋ Asprin, Robert (2000)
The bord will contribute towards making the ouses affordable for the potential home-owners. ❋ Unknown (1995)
Is the little 'ouses all in' eaps -- the same as might be mine. ❋ Various (N/A)
Well, no, not to say searched; she wasn't used to searchin 'people's' ouses for skelintons every night. ❋ Dorothy Leigh (1923)
I 'ave taken a number of orders at the nicest' ouses along ❋ Christopher Morley (1923)
Well, no, not to say searched; she wasn't use to searchin 'people's' ouses for skelintons every night. ❋ Sayers, Dorothy L. (1923)
The fell birds a-flyin 'there, the' ouses all aflame; ❋ Unknown (1916)
"A gentleman wi '' orses an '' ouses an 'servants?" ❋ Jeffery Farnol (1915)
I got to thinkin 'as' ow there was a debt 'anging over us all, some'ow the sky seemed like a sort of upper floor to all our' ouses, with the stars an 'the moon for windows, an' it seemed like as if there did oughter be some rent to pay, though the ❋ Stella Benson (1912)
"But we must 'ave some bits of sticks or else nobody won't let us have no' ouses." ❋ Edith (1909)
"You come along to yer supper," said Beale; "don't be so flash with yer own 'ouses.". ❋ Edith (1909)
Great things bigger than fifty 'ouses, bigger than the Crystal ❋ Unknown (1906)
You can go on that way for ever and ever, and keep on coming on 'ouses, more' ouses, and more. ❋ Unknown (1906)
This way we been into all the 'ouses and took what we wanted and buried moce of the people, but up that way, Norwood way, there's' ouses with the glass in the windows still, and the furniture not touched -- all dusty and falling to pieces -- and the bones of the people lying, some in bed, some about the 'ouse, jest as the Purple ❋ Unknown (1906)
And directly the whistles began things begun to show, people in the streets 'urrying, people in the' ouses and shops busying themselves, moty cars in the streets, a sort of moonlight in all the lamps and winders. ❋ Unknown (1906)
Last night was totally [ousness]!
I can't believe we climbed [the mountain], how ousness.
You are so ousness, I'm [thankful] for being your friend. ❋ Totally.ousness (2010)
I ouse like [your mum]. NOT ❋ Fatboy (2004)
[Yo dawg] we [gon'] chill at [ma] hiiiiz-OUSE! ❋ Fiddy Cent (2003)
