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Rat on Fire (1982) 117: Could you embalm a high mucky-mucky-muck of the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks?at high muck-a-muck, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 117: Could you embalm a high mucky-mucky-muck of the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks? Rat on Fire (1982) 83: You’re as drunk as a hoot owl.at drunk as a boiled owl, adj.
Rat on Fire (1982) 90: Just a kid that didn’t know shit-all from what he was doing.at shit-all, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 34: He was all over my father like a rash.at all over, adj.2
Rat on Fire (1982) 15: Oh, there’s a few of the minority groups shuckin’ and jivin’ on your stoops and stuff like that.at shuck and jive, v.
Rat on Fire (1982) 43: Then you depreciate the ass off it [...] and you sell the fuckin’ thing to somebody else.at — the arse/ass off under arse, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 134: Talked to fein this morning. Happy as a pig in shit.at ...a pig in shit under happy as..., adj.
Rat on Fire (1982) 15: The nuns down Our Lady of Victory practically made a public announcement [...] that Leo Proctor was thick as shit.at thick as..., adj.
Rat on Fire (1982) 56: You got the money and you’re a big-ass state rep.at big-ass, adj.
Rat on Fire (1982) 18: That was a dog-ass amateur job.at dog-assed, adj.
Rat on Fire (1982) 79: When he came in she was half in the bag and she described him to everybody else in the joint.at in the bag under bag, n.1
Rat on Fire (1982) 88: No cops around. No bears in the woods from One-twenty-eight all the way the terminal.at bear, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 85: I get myself one of Danny’s belly-busters there [...] all them pieces of somebody’s old snow tires and that fuckin’ grease and thoe goddamned canned green peppers that taste like old green socks.at belly-buster (n.) under belly, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 27: You come jumpin’ in now with your bowels in an uproar, the case is blown.at blown, adj.
Rat on Fire (1982) 151: This is the first trime I ever nailed an investigator for booting one, and he came right out and said he booted it.at boot, v.1
Rat on Fire (1982) 93: That’s none of your business [...] That’s none of your fuckin’ goddamned business whatsoever at all.at business, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 39: Bobby was still telling me, they’re carting me off to Norfolk, I shouldn’t worry about anything because he will get me out.at cart, v.
Rat on Fire (1982) 30: Being Jewish in this town is like living next door to Tap City.at tap city, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 141: Couple of smart cookies.at smart cookie (n.) under cookie, n.1
Rat on Fire (1982) 79: I drive past the joint and there is Billy’s cruiser.at cruiser, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 106: This drunk comes up to you in the bar [...] and he gets a look at the cupcakes.at cupcake, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 140: That Tackles [...] That guy is the goddamnedest guy I ever met. And he is smart, too.at god-damned, adj.
Rat on Fire (1982) 88: Deadheaded up there like a bat out of fuckin’ hell.at deadhead, v.
Rat on Fire (1982) 27: You can just keep your dick in your pants until we get these guys set up for you to fuck them.at keep one’s dick in one’s pants (v.) under dick, n.1
Rat on Fire (1982) 65: If I was you I would just go right back out that door and let her diddle heself in the powder room.at diddle, v.1
Rat on Fire (1982) 64: She’s up the K-Mart sellin’ dingbats to dingbats or something.at dingbat, n.6
Rat on Fire (1982) 75: ‘He’s dogging it,’ Roscommon said. ‘He’s not dogging it [...] He’s got a temperature and he’s got a fever and he’s got the trots.’.at dog it, v.1
Rat on Fire (1982) 89: Way it was, I got on the double-nickel with the load, and the rain got on the double-nickel with me.at double nickel (n.) under double, adj.
Rat on Fire (1982) 15: I am not so stupid that even I do not know that Four-flusher Fein is not your very best legal-type counsellor.at four-flusher, n.
Rat on Fire (1982) 2: My previous fellow officers went out to deliver a piece of paper to a guy that took French leave from the prison.at French leave, n.
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