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Leather Maiden 161: The one [i.e. news story] the old bat had wanted me to look into.at old bat (n.) under bat, n.1
Leather Maiden 161: The one [i.e. news story] the old bat had wanted me to look into. Leather Maiden 52: ‘Hopped up [...] People still say that?’ ‘I do,’ said Dad. ‘How about twenty-three skidoo?’ [...] ‘Or the bee’s knees,’ Trixie said.at bee’s knees, n.
Leather Maiden 72: ‘How do you feel about losing her? ’ ‘You’re hitting low, bubba’.at bubba, n.
Leather Maiden 67: ‘She had a power over you? What kind of bull is that?’.at bull, n.6
Leather Maiden 91: ‘Do you know how many times I’ve heard that [joke]’ ‘Bunches?’ ‘Bunches on bunches with bunches thrown in’.at bunch, n.1
Leather Maiden 128: ‘She used the N-words a lot. She called black people nappy-headed and burr-heads’.at burrhead, n.
Leather Maiden 84: ‘I got some business, baby. I can shoot Ping-Pong balls out of it’.at business, n.
Leather Maiden 125: ‘So, after you cooled it with her?’ [...] ‘We’d see her at school’.at cool it, v.
Leather Maiden 81: ‘You could stay, shack up for a few days [...] She’ll turn you every way but loose’.at cut every way but loose (v.) under cut, v.2
Leather Maiden 143: ‘You’ll be hearing from someone. My lawyer, the cops, some-goddamn-body’.at god-damn, adj.
Leather Maiden 164: ‘Everything else for me sucks the big old donkey dong’.at suck dick (v.) under dick, n.1
Leather Maiden 102: ‘You just have to talk some good doo-doo, brother’.at do-do, n.1
Leather Maiden 82: ‘You haven’t got a taste for the red eye, have you? Something go on in the showers [...] I don’t know about?’.at red-eye, n.
Leather Maiden 129: ‘You thought you were going to end up farting through silk’.at fart through silk (v.) under fart, v.
Leather Maiden 122: ‘He had a flask [...] Time it got late, he was feeling no pain’.at feeling no pain, phr.
Leather Maiden 57: ‘Kick Jesus in the balls one week, then do some fluff piece or a profile’.at fluff, adj.
Leather Maiden 159: ‘It’s a pretty big paper. They even have color funnies [...] and a crossword puzzle’.at funny pages, n.
Leather Maiden 124: ‘Reminded me of those old-time carnival geeks [...] Ones you put down in a hole and tossed a chicken [...] or something down there, and they’d [...] bite their heads off’.at geek, n.1
Leather Maiden 123: ‘She talked about getting pissed on. Golden shower stuff’.at golden shower, n.
Leather Maiden 128: ‘She used the N-words a lot. She called black people nappy-headed and burr-heads’.at nappy-headed (adj.) under nappy head, n.
Leather Maiden 232: [of a man] ‘The fucker called me a high yellow because he wanted to insult me’.at high yellow, n.
Leather Maiden 82: ‘Anyone would rather drive to Texas than fuck in Oklahoma [...] ’ ‘That’s kind of homo,’ Conchita said.at homo, adj.
Leather Maiden 90: We went to a place that was a kind of cross between a club and a honky-tonk.at honkytonk, n.1
Leather Maiden 68: ‘Maybe I just had the hots for Caroline and that’s the long and short of it’.at hots, the, n.
Leather Maiden 68: ‘I got the romance with her.’ ‘What you got was some humping’.at humping, n.
Leather Maiden 123: She kept egging him, on jacking with him.at jack, v.3
Leather Maiden 76: ‘Got his jollies calling it [i.e. a murder] in’.at get one’s jollies (v.) under jolly, n.1
Leather Maiden 102: ‘Since it will be my ass on the line, perhaps you could lay out the plan’.at put one’s ass on the line (v.) under on the line, phr.
Leather Maiden 42: Bullets tore this way and that, and when it was over there was meat all over the place.at meat, n.
Leather Maiden 212: Sporting a chest tattoo that said tight nookie is proof of god.at nookie, n.
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