1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 119: Niggers just so weak, break a leg getting next to one of them tramps [i.e. white girls].at break a leg, v.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 131: ‘Still messing around? I’m doing something.’ ‘What you got?’ ‘Deuces.’ ‘Got some place I can get off?’.at mess about, v.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 22: ‘What you been doing since you got out? Fucking around again?’ ‘Yeah, light weight though, ain’t got no jones yet’.at fuck around, v.3
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 50: Bad doing pimps sit in a. corner [...] Calling themselves strong, supermen. How strong you got to be to take money from a woman?at bad-doing (adj.) under bad, adj.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 30: They knew George Cain, All-American basketball player [...] Passing the playground, I see kids running ball. It’s unchanged since I played.at ball, n.1
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 128: You take a chance stealing, then sell it for a fraction, get uptown and have to hunt down the bag. Even then you’re not done, cause it might be a beat.at beat, n.3
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 59: ‘Bogus! You played bogus!’ ‘Bullshit!’ ‘You got treys in your hand!’.at bogus, adj.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 130: ‘Walk tall brother, you got a queen there.’ ‘Take care of that sister brer.’.at brer, n.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 140: You can be sick, but not until you cop or have the money to cop do you really come down.at come down, v.3
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 131: ‘Still messing around? I’m doing something.’ ‘What you got?’ ‘Deuces.’ ‘Got some place I can get off?’.at deuce, n.1
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 195: ‘Running digits, selling a little dope, got an old lady. Hustling, that’s all, just hustling’.at digits, n.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 10: ‘Tommy please, it’s my birthday, don’t do me this way [...] I’ll get you the money back tomorrow’.at do, v.1
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 66: [C]an’t stand a bust, can’t stand to go downtown. My parole, my record, my past, will convict me.at downtown, n.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 184: Held someone close, female breasts stabbing, pelvis extended, dry fuck, whisper in ear, moist tongue.at dry fuck, n.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 7: They have facilities for detecting narcotics in the body. [...] I’ll make the appointment for the end of the week. That will give you time to dry out.at dry out, v.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 25: She hands him the two packets and takes the money. ‘How’s the stuff?’ Sun asks her. ‘Dyno’.at dyno, adj.1
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 98: Chump really thinks he can help somebody, faggot ass M.F. needs to help himself.at faggot-ass (adj.) under faggot, n.1
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 55: Her son came by [...] don’t know nothing bout no dope. They flagged him in the hall and put some stuff in his pocket. Breeze her old man got busted too.at flag, v.2
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 53: Murphy men and con-men hunting marks, running games on the whole world.at Murphy man (n.) under Murphy (Game), the, n.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 62: ‘[T]wo of em just stuck up the bar and when the cat didn’t get up off the bread fast enough, blew him away’.at get off, v.4
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 117: [G]rog don’t agree with stomach or head, but after the third rum am feeling gay.at grog, n.1
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 24: ‘You straight?’ ‘Yeah, what you want?’ ‘Two halves.’ ‘Walk into the hall’.at half-piece (n.) under half, n.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 123: Got my pants down and jissom shooting everywhere, force her legs apart and I’m in, driving for all my worth.at in, adv.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 36: ‘You oughta know [whites] ain’t never told the truth about nothing, especially about you [...] Only brothers they going to tell you about is those good jeffin niggers’.at jeff, v.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 18: ‘I can’t baby, got it [i.e. a syringe] in my arm already,’ and she boots the blood smiling. We finish up and clean the joints.at joint, n.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 190: ‘You’re young yet, knock yourself out, there’ll be plenty of time for love’.at knock yourself out! (excl.) under knock out, v.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 68: A court of his acknowledged peers will try him. [...] We are his brothers. Not that blind bitch downtown holding scales. Guilty, guilty, L.A.M.F. is the verdict of the people.at l.a.m.f., phr.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 22: ‘What you been doing since you got out? Fucking around again?’ ‘Yeah, light weight though, ain’t got no jones yet’.at lightweight, n.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 93: Another near fatal O.D., but always I return from the dead to try again, my life is always on the line.at on the line, phr.
1970 G. Cain Blueschild Baby 87: ‘I’d a been made if I were you, stead of being out here like I am now’.at made (up), adj.