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Whiplash River [ebook] ‘I didn’t mean to step on your action [...] just showing up like this’.at action, n.
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘I didn’t mean to step on your action [...] just showing up like this’. Whiplash River [ebook] ‘I got antsy and I knew you weren’t gonna fuck me’.at antsy, adj.
Whiplash River [ebook] A Russian or Armenian badass.at bad-ass, n.
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘You saved my bacon back there, Shake’.at save someone’s bacon (v.) under bacon, n.1
Whiplash River [ebook] [A] pair of hard-looking Egyptian guys with mustaches. In suits, no ties, hands at their sides. Devane’s beef.at beef, n.1
Whiplash River [ebook] Baby Jesus watched his boys load the white lady, the dama blanca that had arrived on Monday. Very good product, the finest, from Peru. Or Bolivia.at dama blanca, n.
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘“You blew it and you can never, ever have me again. [...] Sucks, doesn’t it?’.at blow, v.2
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘If that doesn’t blow your mind, I don’t know what will’.at blow someone’s mind, v.
Whiplash River [ebook] [A] high-level congressional staffer [...] who she’d probably have to boink after this.at boink, v.
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘I was a wheelman. The only thing I know about a break-and-take is how to drive away from one’.at break-and-take (n.) under break, v.1
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘I rthought you weren’t a Mennonite’ [...] ‘When the cops come round I am [...] The real broad-brims in town, the buggy humpers, they don’t mind’.at broadbrim (n.) under broad, adj.
Whiplash River [ebook] Devane had kept his eye on the attaché case. He didn’t think the old man was really a bump. Who would try something that clumsy?at bump, n.1
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘Mr. James robbed UNESCO blind. And every other NGO in Cambodia [...] He bung-holed them senseless’.at bunghole, v.
Whiplash River [ebook] Armando was asking Roger if everyone from Detroit liked giving the business to dogs and other stray animals [...] or was it just the pendejos like Roger?at business, n.
Whiplash River [ebook] Devane would bust a few rails, find a comfy seat in the theater, and watch the show.at bust a rail (v.) under bust, v.1
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘[T]he carnie riffraff who worked the state-fair midway’.at carney, n.2
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘ADX Florence. The federal supermax near Colorado Springs.’ [...] ‘They call it the Alcatraz of the Rockies,’she said. ‘Shank Central’.at -central, sfx
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘Your plan is we chop the pot three ways’.at chop, v.5
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘Last I heard, you were in prison. In the clink, the pokey’.at clink, n.1
Whiplash River [ebook] [I]t was a good thing he had such a goddam big cock.at cock, n.3
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘About getting a woman in my bed. I was gonna give it the old college try’.at college try (n.) under college, n.
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘Cool your jets [...] Sometimes you have to cut to the chase’.at cool one’s jets (v.) under cool, v.2
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘This was right after Ollie North, so everyone was in cover-their-ass mode’.at cover (some)one’s ass (v.) under cover, v.
Whiplash River [ebook] DEA hadn’t wanted to let her take a crack at him, but Cory talked them into it.at take a crack at (v.) under crack, n.1
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘This guy Devane, he’s the real deal. He’s smart’.at real deal, n.
Whiplash River [ebook] The old Kriol man who’d dimed them to Baby Jesus.at dime, v.1
Whiplash River [ebook] She was on her own dime this trip, not Uncle Sam’s.at on someone’s dime (adv.) under dime, n.
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘[I]f he didn’t get a job with the campaign, he’d take all the dirt he had [...] and dump it in public’.at dirt, n.
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘Okeydokey,’ she said. ‘It’s been great catching up’.at okey-doke!, excl.
Whiplash River [ebook] Gina had never in her life been dumped. The possibility, to be honest, had never occurred to her.at dump, v.
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