1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 52: We’re just hanging out, havin’ a few.at have a few (v.) under few, a, n.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 107: ‘Fuck, Mavis, you know I’ve got a major heart.’ ‘Mmm-hmm, big as all outdoors.’.at all outdoors, n.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 108: Then, with a certain fuck-it-all bravado, she lifts the glass to her mouth and swallows it all down.at fuck-it-all, adj.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 67: Straight people [...] who go ape over any type of drag number.at go ape (v.) under ape, adj.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 84: Bobby used to be a regular boyfriend of that priest [...] one of those misguided youths with a big prong Father Candyass set up in a studio love nest.at candy-ass, n.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 112: I caught the edge of the baggie and yanked it out of his pocket.at baggie, n.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 106: Guy’s got a knife, you might have a chance, but a gun, man, one bang and that’s the ballgame.at that’s the ballgame under ballgame, n.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 49: A whole car full of Jersey teens speeding home from their senior prom, [...] slam bang into a tree.at slam-bang, adv.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 43: The big barge pulling in to get serviced after a gruelling day of kissing ass in the office cubicle. And the johns love to talk.at barge, n.1
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 73: The bitch of it is, it’s a zillion times more swishy without the fucking condom.at bitch, n.1
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 80: He’s all bitched up for some reason in a burnt orange Thierry Mugler number, like a Dean and DeLuca carrot.at bitched (up) (adj.) under bitch, v.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 42: It’s like everybody saw the same bogus movie about Park Avenue call girls and wants to live up to that corny bohunk vision of elegance.at bohunk, adj.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 42: There’s a call from a regular [...] wants to know can I fuck his brains out between three and four on Saturday afternoon.at fuck someone’s brains out (v.) under brain, n.1
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 90: Who knows, with enough dope melting his brainpan maybe the segue from trainee paramedic to kidnapper-hitman wouldn’t strike him as a completely losing proposition.at brainpan (n.) under brain, n.1
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 53: I realized it really bummed me out having customers invading my living space.at bum (out), v.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 50: A lot of Bruce’s friends have like bought the farm from AIDS.at buy the farm, v.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 76: Never mind all the other wiggy viruses and microbes that stick around in your ca-ca.at caca, n.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 37: Even with all his debts, Stagpole must be one of the richest cheeses in New York.at cheese, n.1
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 87: Just because a person did a little time doesn’t mean they’re up for chilling their associates, right?at chill, v.2
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 33: Some of that money craving comes from doing dope. That’s where Chip got his name, he chips. [Ibid.] 95: From the glitter in his eyes you can see Chip isn’t just chipping anymore.at chip, v.2
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 76: Watching this Siefried blond out of a GQ spread chowing down one of my bowel movements.at chow down, v.
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 60: Mavis groans and whispers [...] ‘Ahhh, yeah, fuck it, fuck it, fuck that clam.’.at clam, n.1
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 40: There’s always a group of middle-aged queens at the bar, whooping it up with the fag hag bartender.at fag-hag, n.2
1994 G. Indiana Rent Boy 53: It was one of those warm days [...] even though it’s supposed to be winter, fluky warm.at fluky, adj.