1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 157: Make it a classic. Say, a 1964 Ford Falcon. You don’t see many of those babies.at baby, n.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 105: I’m a regular bear for tape decks and Camcorders and shit like that.at bear for, a under bear, n.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 278: ‘May I see your driver’s license, please?’ ‘Get serious, Uncle Ben.’.at Uncle Ben, n.2
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 73: The words tumbled around like dice in his brainpan. Made no damn sense.at brainpan (n.) under brain, n.1
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 92: Charlie, you are one sorry bucket of puss.at bucket of puss (n.) under bucket of..., n.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 39: He had accumulated more money than an entire lifetime of mob bunko, jukebox skimming and mail fraud.at bunco, n.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 116: One of those damn bunny-huggers [...] Anti this and anti that.at bunny hugger (n.) under bunny, n.1
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 164: It was exactly the sort of campy junkmobile that some dumb Yuppie would love.at campy, adj.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 155: Christ on a Harley, who wants goddamn lizards!at Christ on a bike! (excl.) under Christ, n.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 284: We played poker [...] Cleaned his fucking clock.at clean someone’s clock (v.) under clean, v.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 295: Everybody’ll want a piece, Frankie. We’re talking clusterfuck.at clusterfuck, n.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 250: An immediate transfer to some godforsaken cowtown would be a certainty.at cow town, n.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 109: It brought three Company Cowpokes out of the bronco chute at a dead run.at cowpoke (n.) under cow, n.1
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 294: What, you got something against little children? Little cutey pies having a good time?at cutie-pie, n.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 39: Students [...] were instead exposed to a mattress-level montage of Latin porn star Pina Kolada deepthroating a semi-pro soccer team.at deep throat, v.
1991 C. Hiaasen Native Tongue 27: One phone call to the newspaper, and any number of people would’ve been happy to drop the dime.at drop a dime (v.) under dime, n.