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[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 248: If you guys hadn’t gotten romantically involved, I’d bet the farm on it.
at bet the farm (v.) under bet, v.
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 322: It might also have lowered Robert Clapley’s buggy anxiety to a saner level.
at buggy, adj.2
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 122: I wouldn’t have to fly to Bumfuck, Africa, or wherever.
at Bumfuck, Egypt, n.
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 285: Customers who believed they’d been gypped, deceived, baited, switched or otherwise butt-fucked.
at buttfuck, v.
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 250: Aw, who cut the cheese [...] Your damn dog passed gas!
at who cut the cheese?, phr.
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 313: He lowered his face to the edge of the flames until the end of the doobie began to glow.
at doobie, n.1
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 277: See, the dots are smooth to the touch. That means they’re el fake-o.
at el-, pfx
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 142: Granola-head bunny lovers.
at granola head (n.) under granola, n.
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 285: Customers who believed they’d been gypped, deceived, baited, switched or otherwise butt-fucked.
at gyp, v.
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 144: I just ratted out Bufo quercicus to Krimmler. Ratted out the whole blessed island. What a cowardly dork I am!
at rat out (v.) under rat, v.2
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 285: Regardless of how egregiously they’d been screwed over [...] they emerged placid.
at screw over (v.) under screw, v.
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 309: The governor was able to [...] relax without fear of ending up in a snarky newspaper column.
at snarky, adj.
[US] C. Hiaasen Sick Puppy 172: You’re nothing but a world-class turd fondler who's making up stories in order to shake me down for an extra fifty large.
at turd fondler (n.) under turd, n.
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