1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 137: Tell me now, is the lady spook as good a bang as she looks?at bang, n.1
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 136: You think you people are [...] the Swedes? You think they built a country like this one by being dumb boxheads?at boxhead (n.) under box, n.1
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 4: In common with everyone in the first generation of the Central Intelligence Agency, the station chief invariably alluded to the agency as ‘the company’.at Company, the, n.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 165: ‘With the Pentagon people here it might’ve been wise to play it real cozy.’ ‘Lie doggo, so to speak?’.at play it cozy (v.) under cozy, adv.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 184: ‘She’s going to be in the feathers some night with a young man who’s hung like a buffalo’.at in the feathers under feather, n.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 20: The white man is finished in Gyppy. [...] Farouk will be in exile in a year.at gippy, n.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 162: Do you know who armed both sides in the India-Pakistan war? [...] Arming two starving mobs of ragheads who haven’t enough wit to learn to farm in five thousand years.at rag-head, n.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 182: That’s two guys who might someday come to be bad friends with you, and mouse.at mouse, v.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 70: There must have been a dozen opportunities to wash him out before he left London. Why wasn’t it done?at wash out, v.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 140: It scares the peawadding out of you to think about it [i.e. a parachute jump].at scare the peawadding out of (v.) under peawadding, n.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 89: ‘[H]e’s a red-assed Commie who is right this minute hatching trouble’.at red, adj.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 111: ‘You can’t stop me, and I don’t believe your spooky colleagues can stop me’.at spooky (adj.) under spook, n.
1967 R. Starnes Requiem in Utopia 162: ‘Love is the opium of the proletariat? [...] Steady tail is for the common people?’.at tail, n.