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Hunter 124: ‘Now ain’t that some shit,’ Papa said.at ain’t that it, phr.
Hunter 124: ‘Now ain’t that some shit,’ Papa said. Hunter 140: The Branch brothers were total foul-balls.at foul ball, n.
Hunter 189: He was drunk and bragging and ballyhooing.at ballyhoo, v.
Hunter 57: Papa could understand Richie bailing out motorcycle gang members—bikers— who were not as insane as Boom Boom.at biker, n.
Hunter 82: Even with all their tough-guy tactics [...] S.W.A.T. teams will not easily go to Watts.at tough-guy, adj.
Hunter 99: Instead of watching the idiot tube [...] we should be planning.at idiot tube (n.) under idiot, n.
Hunter 175: He saw the cop from the bushes with the .38 in his hand. ‘You can shed the iron, Mr. Policeman,’ Winston told him. ‘I am not considered dangerous.’.at iron, n.
Hunter 230: This was the worst part of the job—the stake-out. It was boring and time-consuming.at stake-out, n.
Hunter 17: Billy Joe had ‘hung paper’ in Los Angeles for over $6,000 and got caught trying to pass one.at hang paper (v.) under paper, n.
Hunter 481: We ran into him at the Petroleum Club yesterday and, if I hadn’t been asleep at the switch, we could have had him and his family here tonight.at asleep at the switch, adj.
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