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Stormy Weather 6: Who gives a shit about illiteracy in South Boston?at give a shit, v.
Stormy Weather 6: Who gives a shit about illiteracy in South Boston? Stormy Weather 259: He knocked seven times in a neighborly cadence — shave-and-a-haircut, two bits.at shave-and-a-haircut, n.
Stormy Weather 275: ‘Gimme the money.’ ‘Eat shit.’.at eat shit (and die)!, excl.
Stormy Weather 191: Tough guy? Tightass? What’s his deal?at tight-arse, n.
Stormy Weather 103: The barkers, pimps and fast-change artists who controlled the legislature. [Ibid.] 295: Neria [...] wondered how he and his Earth Mother blow-job artist were getting along.at -artist, sfx
Stormy Weather 103: The barkers, pimps and fast-change artists who controlled the legislature.at short-change artist, n.
Stormy Weather 188: You and mamí been losin’ your fat asses at the Miccosukee bingo.at lose one’s ass under ass, n.
Stormy Weather 295: Neria appraised the face in the photograph. A ballbuster.at ball-buster, n.
Stormy Weather 123: Deballed grizzly bears!at de-ball (v.) under balls, n.
Stormy Weather 46: They guy’s either incredibly stupid, or he’s got brass balls.at brass balls, n.
Stormy Weather 321: ‘You might hate it.’ ‘Baloney.’.at baloney!, excl.
Stormy Weather 247: She willed herself to concentrate on the slick two-lane blacktop.at blacktop (n.) under black, adj.
Stormy Weather 76: Tony’s huge boat of a Chevrolet.at boat, n.1
Stormy Weather 49: She had boosted it [i.e. a scarf] from Lord and Taylor’s.at boost, v.2
Stormy Weather 334: He’d been held captive [...] by two bossy prostitutes.at bossy, adj.
Stormy Weather 213: Greedy cocksucking hypocrites, and you may quote me to the boys in New York.at boys, the, n.
Stormy Weather 144: Don’t kid yourself, bubba.at bubba, n.
Stormy Weather 323: With his bum knee, Snapper was easy to catch.at bum, adj.
Stormy Weather 243: For the first time in days, his busted-up knee didn’t hurt so much.at busted, adj.1
Stormy Weather 61: The other muggers piled out [...] with the intention of killing the butt-ugly geek.at butt-ugly (adj.) under butt, adv.
Stormy Weather 178: One phone call [...] and you’re on your way to the buttfuck motel.at buttfuck motel, n.
Stormy Weather 225: She tugged on the sleeve of his camo shirt.at camo, adj.
Stormy Weather 275: Snapper pleaded out to a chickenshit manslaughter.at chickenshit, adj.
Stormy Weather 307: Wild guess says you’re named after that clay-brained Georgia bigot [i.e. Governor Lester Maddox].at clay-brained (adj.) under clay, n.
Stormy Weather 9: The traffic began to move at a better clip.at clip, n.3
Stormy Weather 238: Morganna — what a clunker of a name to remember in the heat of passion!at clunker, n.1
Stormy Weather 308: They’d showed a picture of the cash, and he’s almost come in his pants.at come in one’s pants (v.) under come, v.1
Stormy Weather 189: Prosecutors had let him cop to a manslaughter-one.at cop (out) to (v.) under cop out, v.2
Stormy Weather 189: I will find you, coño.at coño, n.
Stormy Weather 315: It wouldn’t be long before the dumb cracker woke up blathering.at cracker, n.3
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