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[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 18: What about this abortion?
at abortion, n.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 9: My English comp teacher [...] that barfy looking character.
at barfy (adj.) under barf, n.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 6: I always thought that Philemon Baucis stuff is just a lot of bilge water.
at bilgewater, n.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 26: Bitchen surf coming up, Cass.
at bitching, adj.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget 110: ‘Bite it,’ I said—and headed for the surfline.
at bite it! (excl.) under bite, v.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 110: I got all blewed, stewed, and tattooed.
at blued, adj.1
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 28: ‘Ever heard of a surf-bum?’ ‘I know some ski-bums,’ I said.
at bum, n.3
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 99: ‘Chop it,’ I said.
at chop it (v.) under chop, v.2
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 40: I thought I’d better clue you in.
at clue (someone) in (v.) under clue, v.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 15: Who’s that fine looking coozie?
at cooze, n.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 32: Olé Cradlesnatcher!
at cradle-snatcher (n.) under cradle, n.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 92: Oh, crum, I forgot my bag.
at crumb!, excl.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 23: He was dead set against the whole caboodle.
at dead set against (adj.) under dead set, adj.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget 97: [Parents] can be trying [...] I dusted mine off a long time ago.
at dust (off) (v.) under dust, v.1
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 5: I tried to conjure up the faces and voices of the ‘Go-Heads of Malibu’.
at -head, sfx
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 24: A jazzed-up Ford vintage 1930.
at jazzed (up), adj.
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 54: Some jugs!
at jug, n.1
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 80: I offered the guys some of the cookies [...] they whaled them down like greedy sharks.
at whale down (v.) under whale, v.1
[US] F. Kohner Gidget (2001) 11: I’m suffering from an inferiority complex on account of my old man having zillions of books around the house.
at zillion, n.
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