juggins

If the stupid juggins gets caught outside when we lift the bridge, it's his lookout."

I appear to have been a bit of a juggins, don't I?'

'Arf the night through he's at that game, the silly old juggins.

'Come on, Juggins,' he said gently to his screaming three-year-old son.

I said let's get moving, you lazy juggins, Gardener sent clearly, and that wary, puzzled expression became a reluctant smile.

Look at the silly juggins, gnashing his teeth at the very men who put down the slave trade!"

"You silly juggins," said Bundle.

"Ah, the silly young juggins," said Rosmar.

"Silly juggins," she said.

'Why, Maude, you little Juggins,' cried Jack, when the door was shut, 'you were just going to offer to pay their costs.

'Ring, you Juggins!'

He thinks he'll keep himself out of it as long as possible, and so the silly juggins goes and puts himself into it--up to neck."

Roger Alwyne JUGGINS.

In January 2010, it became clear to the viewer that Jimmi had been kidnapped by Sissy and Ivor Juggins.

Don't try the blarney gobble on me, juggins, I told 'em, I ain't slanging the gentry, bugrit.

E seemed the finest draught 'orse as ever lived by far, For all the country Juggins thought 'twas 'im wot pulled the car. '

The conventional form runs something like this: "Serfdom in Baroque Fredonia: A Revision" by John J. Juggins.

Much of the business's profitability stemmed from a successful policy of price maintenance through the Birmingham Alliance that he forged with trade unionist Richard Juggins and which was realised in the midland iron and steel wages board.

She had a running story line in Doctors in 2010 as Sissy Juggins, who along with her brother Ivor Juggins kidnapped Dr. Jimmi Clay, and was nominated for a Soap Award.