![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States")
Different Seasons (1995) 192: Todd looked at it [...] holding the grips of his bike’s apehanger handlebars.at apehangers (n.) under ape, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 192: Todd looked at it [...] holding the grips of his bike’s apehanger handlebars. Different Seasons (1995) 452: You little keyhole-peeping cunt-licking bungwipe!at ass-wipe, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 456: ‘You’re going to wind up in traction for this!’ ‘Bite my bag,’ Chris told him.at bite my ass!, excl.
Different Seasons (1995) 471: Mr Chambers was on a bender.at on a bender (adj.) under bender, n.2
Different Seasons (1995) 457: I heard she throws blowjobs for jukebox nickels.at blow job, n.1
Different Seasons (1995) 453: I wish we never boosted that car!at boost, v.2
Different Seasons (1995) 196: On the TV, Buddy Hackett had just broken everybody up.at break up, v.
Different Seasons (1995) 203: The grin of a man who knew that God was in His heaven and everything was bully.at bully, adj.1
Different Seasons (1995) 497: My head was a trifle buzzy from my evening’s intake of alcohol. [...] But the feeling was not at all unpleasant, and I had no sense of an impending hangover.at buzzy, adj.2
Different Seasons (1995) 459: Maybe he knew this was gonna happen. What a fuckin’ creepshow.at creepshow, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 476: If you go out alone you’re a hero. Take somebody else with you and you’re dogpiss.at dog-piss, adj.
Different Seasons (1995) 453: Charlie beat up the foureyes el punko a bit.at el-, pfx
Different Seasons (1995) 478: He’d been fucking off for the entire first seven years of his public education.at fuck off, v.
Different Seasons (1995) 193: Noisy as hell, isn’t it?at as hell (adv.) under hell, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 398: You won’t mind if we examine the seat of your Jockeys for Hershey-squirts, willya?at Hershey squirts (n.) under Hershey, adj.
Different Seasons (1995) 198: That horrible Ernie Jacobs is going to make me a full partner by 1977, if he doesn’t screw himself to death with that high yellow secretary of his before then.at high-yellow, adj.
Different Seasons (1995) 468: Quit jerking yourself off.at jerk off, v.
Different Seasons (1995) 468: ‘No jerk-off, daddy-O,’ Chris said.at jerk-off, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 206: Semen. Come. Jizz. Jungle-juice. Words from fences and locker rooms and the walls of gas station bathrooms.at jungle juice, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 462: My dad’ll still be juiced up.at juiced, adj.
Different Seasons (1995) 452: Some uneducated punk [...] had made the terrible mistake of lipping off while Ace was lining up a shot.at lip off (v.) under lip, v.1
Different Seasons (1995) 200: That fucking wino [...] was holding onto a twelve-cent bottle of musky.at muski, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 455: You’re just a sawed-off pint-sized pissy-assed little runt.at sawed-off, adj.
Different Seasons (1995) 498: Back into the sty with the rest of the male chauvinist oinkers?at oinker, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 466: I’m too pooped to pop.at too pooped to pop (adj.) under pooped (out), adj.
Different Seasons (1995) 455: You’re just a sawed-off pint-sized pissy-assed little runt.at pissy-ass (adj.) under pissy, adj.1
Different Seasons (1995) 457: I’ll kill you for that. Nobody ranks my mother.at rank, v.2
Different Seasons (1995) 336: A couple of other local rumpots.at rumpot, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 455: You ain’t got the sack to shoot a woodchuck.at sack, n.
Different Seasons (1995) 398: I was gonna squat when we got across, anyway. I hadda take a squat, you know?at take a squat (v.) under squat, n.1
load more results