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Sensualists (1961) 78: You’re an ace.at ace, n.
Sensualists (1961) 78: You’re an ace. Sensualists (1961) 126: I was always a dead ass [...] Built for men. Every inch of me. They go crazy when they hold me, naked or dressed. And me! A lot of foam rubber without a nerve ending. Dead.at dead ass, n.
Sensualists (1961) 57: Butt out, Junior.at butt out, v.
Sensualists (1961) 54: Elsie diddling around with her fishing tackle.at diddle, v.2
Sensualists (1961) 106: Husbands are all yellow dogs.at yellow dog, n.
Sensualists (1961) 86: I don’t see how a girl like Ann can go into the hay with such a drip.at hit the hay (v.) under hay, n.
Sensualists (1961) 54: You just lead. I’ll follow to hell and back.at to hell and gone under hell, n.
Sensualists (1961) 93: Oh what a bitch she was. A crazy hoppie.at hoppy, n.3
Sensualists (1961) 58: You’re a knockout [...] When I heard you wanted to see me, I got ready for a real rough-and-tumble.at knockout, n.
Sensualists (1961) 145: She’s a scaredy cat.at scaredy-cat (n.) under scare, n.
Sensualists (1961) 96: He started socking himself with the junk. Mostly heroin or cocaine.at sock, v.1
Sensualists (1961) 22: Sovey was trying to get her back as his sweetie.at sweetie, n.
Sensualists (1961) 84: She’d been out with her sweetie-man.at sweetman, n.
Sensualists (1961) 83: It’s pretty hard for a husband to admit his wife is on the turf.at on the turf under turf, n.
Sensualists (1961) 73: I need money viciously, and you’ll give it to me [...] If not, I file suit against you for divorce.at viciously, adv.
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