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‘Through the Perilous Night’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] ‘He’s obviously an airhead’.at airhead, n.
‘Through the Perilous Night’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] ‘He’s obviously an airhead’. ‘PIN’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] The [ATM} machine spits out 45 Andrew Jacksons.at Andrew Jackson, n.
‘Of Being Darker Than Light’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] [T]he Young Boys [...] too cocky to report an ass-whooping.at ass-whipping, n.
‘PIN’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] [M]enacing drifter, paramilitary ass-kicker or twitchy, socially misfit vigilante.at ass-kicker, n.
‘Wheels’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] ‘Had to pay a lot of baksheesh to get that bay [i.e. a knife] through [customs]’.at baksheesh, n.
‘Brass’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] [M]y boss [...] told me he had a couple of big-balls hitmen coming to town.at big ballocks (n.) under ballocks, n.
‘Having Chiqui’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] [A] bat Muzz carried around for the occasional nerve-calming quick hit.at bat, n.6
‘Rightful King of Wrestling’ in ThugLit Nov.-Dec. [ebook] We drove down in my beater Caddie.at beater, n.2
‘Of Being Darker Than Light’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] ‘Boy, that bird's got something for you’.at bird, n.1
‘Of Being Darker Than Light’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] Before he was blue-lighted, Rex sped by the road lines.at blue light, n.2
‘Wheels’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] I'd take a couple of Valiums, [...] to quiet down. The blues went down with tap water.at blue, n.1
‘Having Chiqui’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] ‘Her and her pack of skanky bitches scamming free boo’.at boo, n.4
‘One More Day Can’t Hurt’ in ThugLit Apr. [ebook] ‘Braced me outside the bar [...] asked me what the man was doing’.at brace, v.
‘Through the Perilous Night’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] His guests had breezed in and made themselves at home.at breeze, v.1
‘Brass’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] [L]eather jackets, blue jeans and no-bull cigarettes.at no bull (adj.) under bull, n.6
‘Through the Perilous Night’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] ‘I don’t buy his version’.at buy, v.
‘Rightful King of Wrestling’ in ThugLit Nov.-Dec. [ebook] We drove down in my beater Caddie.at Caddy, n.
‘Having Chiqui’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] [T]hey could hang down in Philly [...] After chilling out for a day or two the both of them could keep going.at chill (out), v.
‘Brass’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] ‘Let’s go outside and have a cig’.at cig, n.
‘Having Chiqui’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] [A] real cockteasing Venezuelan piece of ass [...] always asking for it.at cockteasing, adj.
‘Having Chiqui’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] ‘Offer you a cold one [...] Got me a whole other sixer in the fridge’.at cold one, n.2
‘Having Chiqui’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] The attendant [...] gave Luis his change, dead-eyeing the top of Chiqui’s bobbing head.at deadeye, v.
‘Through the Perilous Night’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] ‘[M]e with loads of dough and a wardrobe to die for’.at to die (for), phr.
‘Having Chiqui’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] Muzz fired a fat piunch. Sweet-tasting Canadian hydro.at fire, v.2
‘Rightful King of Wrestling’ in ThugLit Nov.-Dec. [ebook] I told him fuck it, go for it.at go for it, v.
‘Through the Perilous Night’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] ‘One of my first reviews said I had “the freakshow appeal of two Jayne Mansfields stuffed in a single unitard”’.at freak show (n.) under freak, n.1
‘Rightful King of Wrestling’ in ThugLit Nov.-Dec. [ebook] We went forty minutes at a pretty good pace [...] and I could tell he was gassed.at gassed(-out), adj.
‘Of Being Darker Than Light’ in ThugLit Feb. [ebook] [H]e imagined being in a race with his father’s '69 Pontiac GTO. Richard Fowler called it The Goat.at goat, n.1
‘Having Chiqui’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] [P]eeling out Hamiltons to the talent.at Hamilton, n.
‘Having Chiqui’ in ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] [T]hey could hang down in Philly with Luis’s cousin.at hang, v.3
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