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[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] All we could do was sit around the fireplace playing cards and drinking beer-and-rum boilermakers.
at boilermaker (n.) under boiler, n.1
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] ‘I knew at the bar the first night I saw you that you’d be good in bed. Can I brown you now?’.
at brown, v.3
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] [He] called me Butch even though I wasn’t very muscular.
at butch, n.1
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] I hated the sneaky old cocksucker and I hated myself for letting him blow me and because it had felt so good.
at cocksucker, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] I went down on her. [...] It did smell a tiny bit like Gorgonzola, but I'd always liked Gorgonzola anyway.
at go down, v.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] [S]he liked gang-bangs, taking on ten or twelve guys in a row, but the guys in my fraternity called her a pig.
at gangbang, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] ‘I've [i.e. a man] got an old John in New York who gives me fifty every time!’.
at john, n.2
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ [D.R. Tuite] Whores, Queers & Others 2 75: Christ, what a kielbasa and what a scent and flavor of liederkranz when he half-skinned it back.
at kielbasa, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] She supposedly put out like a mink.
at mink, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] Al had a Monkey Ward catalog in his room and one of the girls modeling a night gown looked a lot like Gloria.
at Monkey Ward (n.) under monkey, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] [T]he man has to put his pee-pee into the woman's pee-pee which is actually a hole in her body like your rectum.
at pee-pee, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] ‘That's quite a piece you got there, Butch! You must drive the babes crazy when you stick them! Just how long is it?’.
at piece, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others 2 28: I’d be like all the other queers, grateful for just a ‘piece of trade,’ happy to sip at his fountain of youth while he [...] lay there looking bored, [...] wishing I’d hurry up [...] so he could have his five or ten bucks and go out and pick up a broad.
at piece of trade (n.) under piece, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] She wanted a quickie for two bucks and had a room we could go to.
at quickie, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others 2 31: ‘That was a gorgeous piece of seafood [...] Too bad he’s too young for me! and I don’t care for servicemen anyway...no money!’.
at seafood (n.) under sea, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] Harry, [...] challenged us to shoot as he could. He showed us how to wrap as many fingers as would fit around it and pull the skin up and down as fast as possible.
at shoot, v.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] [A]ll I got was a little soul-kissing and a couple of feels of bare tit.
at soul kiss (n.) under soul, adj.1
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] Stop that! Only naughty little boys touch their teapots when they don't have to go weewee [ibid.] He took his teapot out and carefully peed on the butt.
at teapot, n.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] They [i.e. two prostitutes] put on a good show, squirming, tonguing and caressing each other.
at tongue, v.
[US] ‘Philip Barrows’ Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] He was uncut and not too big.
at uncut, adj.
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