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Giuliani 173: [T]he companies were flabbergasted by the ask, and rejected the proposal immediately.at ask, n.
Giuliani 173: [T]he companies were flabbergasted by the ask, and rejected the proposal immediately. Giuliani 361: The cast of characters, with their hyperventilating language and sloppy arguments, screamed B-team .at B-team, n.
Giuliani 182: ‘I wasn’t a politician,’ Kerik said. ‘I wasn’t one of these fucking bean counters’.at bean counter (n.) under bean, n.1
Giuliani 162: [H]e was out on the streets working as a ‘barker,’ beseeching pedestrians to come meet the candidate. The eager-beaver attitude paid off.at eager beaver, n.
quoting Houston Chron. 30 Mar. in Giuliani 210: Oxford said he was looking forward to Giuliani showing his firm ‘how it is to play in the bigs’.at big, n.
Giuliani xiv: [M]y phone started blowing up each night after my stories aired.at blow up, v.2
Giuliani 79: [A] boozy black-tie charity event filling the Hilton Hotel’s grand ballroom.at boozy, adj.
Giuliani 79: [A] boozy black-tie charity event filling the Hilton Hotel’s grand ballroom with [...] assorted government hacks and bottom-feeders.at bottom feeder (n.) under bottom, n.3
Giuliani 272: ‘He gave an answer that was [...] vague and bullshitty’.at bullshitty, adj.
Giuliani 334: Giuliani joked to the Guardian that he had ‘very, very good insurance’ in case Trump threw him under the bus.at throw (someone) under the bus (v.) under bus, n.2
Giuliani 132: That his constituents were witnessing this car crash [i.e. a divorce] was of little matter to him.at car crash (n.) under car, n.
Giuliani 250: Giuliani, so milquetoast in the 2008 race that few could figure out whether he supported or opposed abortion rights and gun control.at Caspar Milquetoast, n.
Giuliani 220: The famed control freak was delegating more, trusting decisions to consultants he barely knew .at control freak (n.) under control, n.
Giuliani 30: Judge Robert Carter [...] ordering Giuliani to cool it when he went over the top.at cool it, v.
Giuliani 30: Podell withdrew his not guilty plea and copped to lesser conflict of interest charges.at cop (out) to (v.) under cop out, v.2
Giuliani 11: [T]he almost unheard-of sin of cutting school .at cut, v.4
Giuliani 31: [H]e was the real deal, an extraordinarily gifted lawyer and born leader.at real deal, n.
Giuliani 29: [C]laiming he had never touched any dirty money.at dirty, adj.
Giuliani xvi: He had flamed out as a presidential candidate.at flame out (v.) under flame, v.1
Giuliani 219: ‘[W]e fucked with his head’.at fuck with someone’s head (v.) under fuck with, v.
Giuliani 79: Their precinct commander [. . .] dispatched the three to perform buy-and-bust stings. Moran played the customer, while his two partners worked as backup ‘ghosts’ .at ghost, n.
Giuliani 28: [C]orruption and grifters had to be expunged from public service.at grifter, n.
Giuliani 25: [H]is political activism consisted of doing grunt work for Long Island political clubs.at grunt work (n.) under grunt, n.
Giuliani 79: [A] boozy black-tie charity event filling the Hilton Hotel’s grand ballroom with [...] assorted government hacks and bottom-feeders.at hack, n.1
Giuliani 220: Oxford told him that the campaign needed an aggressive New York communications pro [...] someone who [. . .] could play hardball with reporters.at play hardball (v.) under hardball, n.1
Giuliani 175: His speaking-fee haul in 2002 was estimated at $8 million.at haul, n.
Giuliani 347: It [...] reduced the event to a giant headache—’a hot mess inside a dumpster fire inside a trainwreck,’ in the words of CNN’s anchor Jake Tapper.at hot mess (n.) under hot, adj.
Giuliani 190: [T]he rampant disorder in the streets was what got his adrenaline going. [...] But it wasn’t clear that what Iraq needed was an action junkie.at junkie, n.
quoting NYT 28/07/2000 in Giuliani 108: [Detective] Moran approached Dorismond [...] pretending to be a buyer. ‘Have any krills?’ he asked, using street language for crack.at krill, n.
Giuliani 273: Lutsenko’s advice was to get the American government to open up an investigation of its own [...] It was a huge lift.at lift, n.
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