2008 D.R. Pollock ‘The Fights’ in Knockemstiff 194: ‘It was only twenty fucking dollars,’ [...] The last time I’d visited my parents, I’d slipped a lousy Andy Jackson out of my mother’s purse.at Andrew Jackson, n.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Real Life’ in Knockemstiff 1: It was hotter than a fat lady’s box that evening.at ...a witch’s tit under hot as..., adj.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Pills’ in Knockemstiff 53: ‘[T]hese babies [i.e. amphetamines] will get us clar to goddam San Francisco’.at baby, n.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Blessed’ in Knockemstiff 178: ‘Shoot, he’ll be out in three months [...] That bag biter can do that standing on his head.at bag biter (n.) under bag, n.1
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘I Start Overin Knockemstiff 165: Her latest bitch has been over this old car I’m driving.at bitch, n.1
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Giganthomachy’ in Knockemstiff 68: She was always bumming lifts from the people that she worked with.at bum, v.3
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Discipline’ in Knockemstiff 118: [ ]two babes ran up and put hickeys on Bobby’s biceps [...] That even made me hard, watching the one little bitch in the hip-huggers suck on his cannons.at cannon, n.1
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘I Start Overin Knockemstiff 166: ‘[T]hat girl is the spittin’ image of you back when you carhopped at the Sumburger’.at carhop, v.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Honolulu’ in Knockemstiff 190: [She] asked if he was ready to get his cherry popped.at pop one’s cherry (v.) under cherry, n.1
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Bactine’ in Knockemstiff 112: She was picking pieces of lint off her frayed sweater, dropping them to the floor like little mashed cooties.at cootie, n.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Giganthomachy’ in Knockemstiff 63: [C]ompared to what William and his sister, Lucy, had to go through, I was [...] shittin’ in high cotton.at shit in high cotton (v.) under high cotton, n.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Assailants’ in Knockemstiff 127: The speed-freak nurses from the VA hospital were starting early today. First, they’d get cranked up at home, then go out trolling for men in the bars uptown.at crank, v.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘’ in Knockemstiff 29: He never has played with a full deck.at play with a full deck (v.) under deck, n.4
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Real Life’ in Knockemstiff 4: Hard to tell where he’s had those dick skinners.at dick-skinners (n.) under dick, n.1
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Giganthomachy’ in Knockemstiff 66: ‘Dickweed,’ Lucy called out to me [...] ‘Cock breath,’ she yipped.at dick-breath (n.) under dick, n.1
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Knockemstiff’ in Knockemstiff 25: [L]istening to those goddamn boys run the dogshit out of that old junker some more.at dogshit, n.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Discipline’ in Knockemstiff 117: [I] lit up a serious fattie for the long haul back.at fat one (n.) under fat, adj.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Pills’ in Knockemstiff 58: By the end of the fifth day, we were fried. Now the speed was like water running through our veins, and we couldn’t get off anymore.at fried, adj.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Assailants’ in Knockemstiff 127: ‘The whole friggin’ neighborhood’s watching us, for Christ’s sakes’.at frigging, adj.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Schott’s Bridge’ in Knockemstiff 76: ‘How did you first figure out you was funny?’ [...] ‘What the fuck’s that mean? Funny.’ ‘I mean queer’.at funny, adj.3
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Blessed’ in Knockemstiff 181: They both busted a gut as they walked back to the cruiser.at bust a gut (v.) under gut, n.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Discipline’ in Knockemstiff 120: Sammy was too gutted at night to ven untie his lifting shoes.at gutted, adj.1
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘I Start Over’ in Knockemstiff 169: Jill’s squished up in the corner like she’s afraid I’m going to hammer her next.at hammer, v.1
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Schott’s Bridge’ in Knockemstiff 75: The hag didn’t give a damn what he looked like, as long as he could make his hogleg stand up.at hogleg, n.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Assailants’ in Knockemstiff 127: ‘Hey, Geri, you’re the one that was beggin’ to get out of that damn nuthouse’.at nut house, n.
2008 D.R. Pollock ‘Pills’ in Knockemstiff 53: She always came back with [...] something sweet for her two illegits.at illegit, n.