The destitute Jeremy has wound up dossing in Super Hans' bath.
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Suspect certain people of dossing online or e-mailing mates in Sydney?
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I'll be dossing round the house until the football season starts again.
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It was like dossing off school, but without the fear of getting caught.
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Firstly, it improves productivity by prevent staff dossing or e-mailing pals in Boston all afternoon.
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And when the old man went below he found Geordie dossing in his own sacred bunk.
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Neither of them will ever find himself dossing down in a refrigerator carton under a freeway overpass.
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Is it an issue of privacy, employers' liability or just cutting down on staff dossing at work?
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This means they are walking out of the prison gates to life on the streets or dossing on friends' floors.
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Back on the ground and dossing about with school mates, it was difficult to forget we were in a competition.
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Maybe they assumed that I wasn't married, or I was taking money from the state, or I was dossing in work.
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Like a strike-bound passenger dossing down in the departure lounge, this cut-price British airline has endured a long and frustrating wait.
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I've been dossing for so long that my hair has all fallen out and I'm willing to bet my makeup has crumbled as well.
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I was dossing around in London and someone at the hostel mentioned this bloke who had just come over from the States and could really play the guitar.
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This has the charm of simplicity, but it might prove a backhanded way of legitimising current dodges, such as trousering second-home money while dossing with family members.
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Still, when all around were dining on quails' eggs, Orwell was roughing it in the kitchens of swanky hotels, dossing down in flea pits and blundering in the Spanish Civil war.
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I suppose it's just nice to have the time to myself to do with as I see fit and if this means a couple of lie-ins and dossing around the house, then that's fine with me.
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In Liverpool, bunking or cutting class, doggin, skiving, playing tickie or puggin. In Oldham, Lancashire Legging. In Scotland, on the hop, bunklng off, mitching, beaking, skiving, doggin it or on the beak. In Ireland, mitching, on the hop, dossing, on the duck or skiving.
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The club took significant strides forward when Jerry Kerr became manager in 1959. Kerr's team won promotion in his first season in charge and became an established team in the top flight, where they remained until 1995. A key characteristic of Kerr's reign was the strengthening of the playing squad with Scandinavian imports, most notably with the signings of Lennart Wing, Finn Dossing, Mogens Berg, Finn Seemann and Orjan Persson. It was during this period that United qualified for European competition for the first time, eliminating Inter-Cities Fairs Cup holders Barcelona on their European debut in 1966.
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The nascent subculture of poor but resourceful people hitchhiking north, camping or "dossing" in caves and bothies became the mainstay of his Open Air columns, and later his first book, Always a Little Further, which was published in 1939.Chris Hall, ‘Borthwick, Alastair Charles (1913–2003)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, online edn, Oxford University Press, Jan 2007 The book documented this social change, which Ken Wilson described as "...as if a group of East Enders had suddenly decided to take up grouse- shooting or polo," with accounts of encounters with tramps, tinkers and hawkers, and of hitching to Ben Nevis in a lorry full of dead sheep, all described in Borthwick's humorous style. It became a classic and has never been out of print since its publication. During the Second World War Borthwick served with a variety of British Army units in North Africa, Sicily and Western Europe.
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