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Run Man Run (1969) 109: What you got for a bellyache, Junior?at belly-ache, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 109: What you got for a bellyache, Junior? Run Man Run (1969) 94: I do eveything ass backwards, don’t I?at ass-backwards under ass, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 22: So I propositioned her if she’d kick back his money and take me on, I’d let her go.at kick back, v.1
Run Man Run (1969) 95: Don’t talk so vulgarly [...] You’re always trying to be hard-boiled.at hard-boiled, adj.
Run Man Run (1969) 7: His pale blue eyes looked buck wild. He made a terrifying picture, cursing the empty air.at buck-wild, adj.
Run Man Run (1969) 119: I just want to see the show, buddy boy.at buddy boy (n.) under buddy, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 149: The shoeshine boy gave him the silent treament reserved for cheapskates.at cheapskate, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 97: He was a chicken-season preacher [...] He only preached when the chickens were fat.at chicken-preacher (n.) under chicken, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 186: I must have pitched a wingding that night.at wing-ding, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 104: It might have been something to do with the numbers, a religious wingding.at wing-ding, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 11: The Negro looked too scared to pull a gag.at pull a gag (v.) under gag, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 9: I ought to gut-shoot you, you thieving son of a bitch.at gut-shoot (v.) under gut, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 40: Bastard son of a bitch all to hell and gone.at to hell and gone under hell, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 69: Brock got the idea that she did a little hustling on the side.at hustling, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 162: I lit out and ran for my life.at light out (v.) under light, v.1
Run Man Run (1969) 95: You come in here and catch me looking like the morning after and expect me to be beautiful and demure.at morning after (the night before) (n.) under morning, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 184: Better put a reader out for Walker . . . No, for the automat murder.at reader, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 102: What would this district attorney do with that, riding the department as he is?at ride, v.
Run Man Run (1969) 57: I sapped him with my sap.at sap, n.3
Run Man Run (1969) 57: I sapped him with my sap.at sap, v.2
Run Man Run (1969) 147: ‘What kind of sport?’ [...] ‘The sport.’ ‘Oh, you mean women.’.at sport, n.
Run Man Run (1969) 108: She’s new on the stem. Too tony for a Time Square hustler.at tony, adj.
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