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Cure 129: You like omnopon? Does a giraffe have a long neck?at does a bear shit in the woods? Is the pope (a) Catholic?, phr.
Cure 129: You like omnopon? Does a giraffe have a long neck? Cure 117: Lay a bit of blotting paper soaked in piss on them and say it’s acid and [...] they’ll say thanks for the acid man I really had a groove time.at acid, n.1
Cure 66: This isn’t another one of your smart aleck jokes Mackey?at smart-aleck, adj.
Cure 44: [A]ll mine ex-alcho doctor, you’re all mine.at alko, n.
Cure 93: [T]hey left the foul smelling room littered with empty amp boxes and blackened spoons .at amp, n.
Cure 1: [A] frizzy-haired nowhere kid who carted amps for some group.at amp, n.
Cure 12: I examine the bottle, lingering deliberately over my too much amphet symptoms.at anphet, n.
Cure 147: Tell ’em to ram it up their arse.at shove it up your arse!, excl.
Cure 114: An interview with the star. One of those society band molls. Clings and slimes and flatters in her best put on voice.at band moll (n.) under band, n.2
Cure 30: You’re all saying he’s a paranoid druggy bastard and the cops weren’t really after him at all.at bastard, n.
Cure 15: Semi-hallucinogen, painkiller, and hypnotic. A pretty good oral bend, and efficient knockout brew to boot.at bend, n.4
Cure 137: [H]is acne marred bird is well trained and does all the unpacking.at bird, n.1
Cure 53: Jealous, scheming little bitch.at bitch, n.1
Cure 26: So it had all been a buildup to a bite for a couple of pills.at bite, n.1
Cure 56: Into the public shithouse near the Alamein fountain for a quick blast.at blast, n.1
Cure 74: Drunks, petty crims, bludgers and a few alcoholic or amphet pill addicted musicians.at bludger, n.
Cure 100: Remember that robbery in Bondi, you know the one where Bluey give it to those jacks.at bluey, n.1
Cure xii: Money? Boost (shoplift), bust (break and enter), all kinds of ways [...] We got along.at boost, v.2
Cure 74: I heard you’d given up the booze but I see my information was inaccurate.at booze, n.
Cure 101: Pace up and down, pace up and down you, you’re gonna get through a lot of paces before you get out of here. Yes boss. Always yes boss.at boss, n.2
Cure 105: [S]o he was camp which is cool - every head knows that camp cats are cool and understanding and that and when you’re desperate for bread.at bread, n.1
Cure 15: [I]t was a combination of belladonna, tincture of opium and phenobarbitol. Semi-hallucinogen, painkiller, and hypnotic. A pretty good oral bend, and efficient knockout brew to boot.at brew, n.
Cure 35: It’s all right in a contrived erotic titillating way - we bring each other on and off in routine unorthodox fashion.at bring off, v.
Cure 114: Wish she wouldn’t try to bring me on.at bring on (v.) under bring, v.
Cure 59: [A] brokey must declare himself, you can’t continue after you’ve declared even if you win the hand.at brokey (n.) under broke, adj.1
Cure 97: From a leading Sydney pusher to a bum in a matter of weeks.at bum, n.3
Cure xiii: Money? Boost (shoplift), bust (break and enter) [...] We got along.at bust, v.1
Cure 5: Railway clock says eleven o’clock - supposed to meet her at nine - she’s been busted or maybe the chemist wouldn’t give her any [i.e. narcotics].at bust, v.1
Cure xiii: A clumsy bust and back to the Bay [ibid.] xv: Omnopon - are sold in ampoules or hypodermic tablets. These are usually obtained from chemist-shop busts.at bust, n.
Cure 17: Makes me unambivalent physical approach - too butch - vague excitement drifts away and I am ice cold.at butch, adj.
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