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On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 259: ‘What happened?’ I told him. He swore up and down.at up-and-down, adv.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 259: ‘What happened?’ I told him. He swore up and down. On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 144: The arty types were all over America, sucking up its blood.at arty, adj.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 170: Tell that Texas sonofabitch if my brother ain’t out of jail tomorrow night he’s going to get his ass fixed.at fix someone’s ass under ass, n.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 170: Tell that crotch-eared meanass to take it easy on us.at mean-ass, n.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 284: Finally he got hold of some bad s--t [...] green, uncured marijuana.at bad shit, n.1
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 125: The Rock Island [i.e. a train] balled by. We saw the faces of Pullman passengers go by in a blur.at ball, v.1
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 120: He balled the jack and told stories for a couple of hours.at ball the jack, v.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 121: I promised myself a ball in Denver.at ball, n.3
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 198: For God’s sake, you can’t be batting around tents with a baby.at bat, v.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 120: The beat yellow windowshades pulled. [Ibid.] 121: He wore a beat sweater and baggy pants.at beat, adj.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 111: You’ve got to stick to it [i.e. writing] with the energy of a benny addict.at benny, n.4
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 374: He wants to win the game, he’s bet four bits.at four bits (n.) under bit, n.1
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 117: Chatter-chatter, blah-blah, and me swearing for all the time and money I’d wasted.at blah, blah, blah under blah, v.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 110: I got drunk and blah-blahed somewhat.at blah, v.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 134: Gene and Blondey just stood there.at blondie, n.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 215: Dexter Gordon and Wardell Gray blowing their tops before a screaming audience.at blow one’s top, v.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 330: Geeyah, roll old boat roll! That magnificent car made the wind roar.at boat, n.1
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 383: Gregor proceeded to roll the biggest bomber anyone ever saw.at bomber, n.1
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 253: Let’s you and me go play the horses over the bookie joint.at bookie joint, n.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 239: He was hustling for his bread somewhere in town.at bread, n.1
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 352: You’ve seen me try and break my ass to make it.at break one’s ass (v.) under break, v.1
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 188: Hollywood Sams stood in front of swank restaurants arguing exactly the same way Broadway Sams argue at Jacob’s Beach New York.at Broadway Joe (n.) under Broadway, n.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 122: We went to a riotous old buck’s saloon.at buck, n.1
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 217: Now the bug was on me again and the bug’s name was Neal Cassady.at bug, n.4
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 138: The bigcity buzz made me jump.at buzz, n.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 281: The work was so hard that I quickly developed Charley Horses in my arms.at charley horse, n.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 129: They chipped in some, and Slim some, and I bought a fifth.at chip in, v.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 337: See him grow worried when he blows a clinker.at clinker, n.7
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 357: A rangy bashful shock-haired Denver boy with a big conman smile.at con-man, n.
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 180: I don’t like that fairy at the bar [...] I think I’ll get up and conk him.at conk, v.2
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