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Cherry 12: I doubt if he gives a fuck about what I’m up to.at give a fuck, v.
Cherry 12: I doubt if he gives a fuck about what I’m up to. Cherry 96: It was good to go AWOL.at A.W.O.L., adj.
Cherry 18: They were saying they’d have liked to have gone to college and fucked around reading about Sir Francis Bacon and all that shit.at fuck about, v.
Cherry 8: Things get better, they get worse. Then one day you’re all the way thrown out, before you ever knew it was that serious.at all the way, adv.
Cherry 127: ‘What should I tell him?’ ‘Tell him to eat shit and die’.at eat shit (and die)!, excl.
Cherry 21: Madison could dance like a real bad-assed slut.at bad-ass, adj.
Cherry 271: Rider was bad news. He had asked me if I could kill somebody for him [...] Rider was full of shit.at bad news, n.
Cherry 122: I’d just been following his lead. And he had about wiped out sliding down the berm. But nobody would bust his balls over it.at break one’s balls (v.) under balls, n.
Cherry 219: I’d always been a lightweight when it came to the benzodiazepines. But I was broke and the barrs were the only drugs I had.at barr, n.
Cherry 41: We used to beat the shit out of each other to prove how tough we were.at beat the shit out of, v.
Cherry 248: [L]ater, when Roy had stolen from us, Emily was real bent out of shape about it.at bent out of shape (adj.) under bent, adj.
Cherry 8: And you might be crazy, and you might have a gun, but even then it’s usually no big deal.at big deal, adj.
Cherry 238: ‘I’ve been here working [...] while you’re out playing the big shot and losing our goddamn money!’.at big shot, n.
Cherry 170: I flipped him the bird and I said, ‘Fuck you and fuck your patrol’.at flip a/the bird (v.) under bird, n.2
Cherry 17: Madison Kowalski thought I was a bitch.at bitch, n.1
Cherry 133: No one gave a shit. Really this was an inconvenience. So we bitched.at bitch, v.
Cherry 17: I was going through a blotters phase.at blotter, n.1
Cherry 136: [of Iraquis] [A] white bongo truck was coming down the road [...] I pulled my rifle up and aimed where I guessed the driver’s face was.at bongo, n.1
Cherry 133: [T]he first sergeant hit the play button on the boom box and the Toby Keith song started playing.at boombox, n.
Cherry 150: Several bros would ride in the Fuck Van and they’d be on the lookout. Then one bro would go ‘look’ and he’d point out a young woman.at bro, n.1
Cherry 40: I spent a lot of time hanging out behind the restaurant, bullshitting.at bullshit, v.
Cherry 106: The guy ended up living. So Burnes had done well and Thorpe was a hero—a no-bullshit, shot hero.at no-bullshit (adj.) under bullshit, n.
Cherry 74: A bum asked me for a cigarette.at bum, n.3
Cherry 28: We had burned a peach White Owl with Train Wreck in it, and so we were high as fuck.at burn, v.
Cherry 25: This weird guy [...] said i should pop the ecsasy in my butt’.at butt, n.1
Cherry 78: I told the one that he was a rapist. He asked me if I was Captain Save-a-Ho.at Captain Save-a-ho (n.) under captain, n.
Cherry 44: Nobody thinks the food at Mi Aldea is good. The only reason he wants to take you there is cuz they don’t card.at card, v.2
Cherry 271: He was the type to get people into fucked-up situations and hope that they’d perform miracles for him. Rider didn’t ever carry his own weight.at carry one’s own weight (v.) under carry, v.
Cherry 148: Jimenez was a cherry. He was one of the replacements [...] after First Platoon lost the four guys killed [...] He hadn’t been around two months and he was dead.at cherry, n.1
Cherry 121: We didn’t get much in the way of prior notice; then the sergeants were at us, going: ‘Git yer shit.’ ‘Chop chop, dalli dalli’.at chop-chop, adv.
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