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Border [ebook] Mullen won’t be able to hear a thing. He must be shitting bricks.at shit a brick, v.
Border [ebook] Mullen won’t be able to hear a thing. He must be shitting bricks. Border [ebook] [O]one of the AB shot callers gave him a respectful nod.at A.B., n.
Border [ebook] ‘Fucking cops—nickel-and-dimers’.at nickel-and-dimer, n.
Border [ebook] ‘If he was wired up, the black-and-whites would already be rolling in to save they boy’s life. He clean’.at black and white, n.1
Border [ebook] Darnell has everyone within five square blocks on the arm. His slingers on the corner look out for her, his boys walk or drive her wherever she wants to go, some uniform cops [...] looking in.at on the arm (adv.) under arm, n.
Border [ebook] Maybe, she thinks [...] heroin is God. We sure as shit worship it.at sure as shit under sure as..., phr.
Border [ebook] ‘Just be your normal asshole self’.at asshole, adj.
Border [ebook] If you were a ‘baby,’ a bitch, if you wouldn’t or couldn’t fight, Zuniga or the others would rent you out.at baby, n.
Border [ebook] The guy did fine in the bag job back in New York, but undercover is a different gig.at bag job (n.) under bag, n.1
Border [ebook] He stuck with the older, slower Jackson, which was a balls-to-the-wall, hard-core loyal thing to do.at balls to the wall(s) under balls, n.
Border [ebook] Hidalgo makes his play straight off. It’s ballsy.at ballsy (adj.) under balls, n.
Border [ebook] ‘How’s Gina?’ ‘Well, she hasn’t stopped bustin’ balls, that’s what you’re asking,’ Angie says.at break someone’s balls (v.) under balls, n.
Border [ebook] No ‘baseball’ — homo shit.at baseball, n.
Border [ebook] And if a bunch of white trash, beaners and niggers killed one another, it was no loss, was it?at beaner, n.3
Border [ebook] ‘But first you got to get beat in [...] Don’t look so scared, hermanito, we whale on you for eighteen seconds’.at beat in (v.) under beat, v.
Border [ebook] [I]t’s all around the facility that Santi and Nico are beefing. They play it up—stink eyes at each other in the hallway.at beef, v.1
Border [ebook] [T]he mesa’s cell—a ‘birdbath,’ an end-of-the-row cell on the ground floor.at birdbath (n.) under bird, n.1
Border [ebook] [T]hey went up there to blaze up and drink.at blaze, v.2
Border [ebook] ‘That shit gets attention, young blood, and attention is bad for business’.at blood, n.2
Border [ebook] [A] boy named Travis who Eddie was pretty sure she was blowing.at blow, v.2
Border [ebook] Jacqui’s giving a front seat blow job. Because she won’t give a back seat blowie.at blow job, n.1
Border [ebook] He’s already getting blowback about Cirello. [...] [H]is lieutenant came in to talk to him, shut the door behind him. ‘Organized Crime is hearing shit about one of our guys’.at blowback, n.
Border [ebook] ‘Whose car are you in?’ ‘I’m doing my bones with Eme now’.at do one’s bones (v.) under bone, n.1
Border [ebook] ‘I just want to get you home and jump your bones right now’.at jump (on) someone’s bones (v.) under bones, n.1
Border [ebook] Nico might have been the best cell-phone booster Calle 18 ever had [...] The marks didn’t see him coming and they couldn’t catch him going.at booster, n.2
Border [ebook] DuPont is a new boot [...] a do-rag cotton picker who probably fucks his own sister in the ass as a form of birth control.at boot, n.2
Border [ebook] [H]e’s on call, having to bop out whenever Darnell needs him.at bop, v.
Border [ebook] ‘Maybe on the bricks I want to be clean’.at on the bricks under bricks, n.
Border [ebook] Eighty, ninety, a hundred, they slide into a banked turn and Cirello feels like he’s going to puke. Next lap Eddie kicks it up to a buck twenty.at buck, n.3
Border [ebook] [B]oth went on missions against the Zetas and the Tapia organization. They won’t bug out.at bug out, v.1
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