![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States")
Hot to Trot 7: Melish, baby, the Four F’s are forever [...] Find ’em. Feel ’em. Fuck ’em. Forget ’em.at 4-Fs, n.
Hot to Trot 7: Melish, baby, the Four F’s are forever [...] Find ’em. Feel ’em. Fuck ’em. Forget ’em. Hot to Trot 18: I was a six-penny man; he can’t even balance three on his ding-a-ling.at ding-a-ling, n.2
Hot to Trot 6: I mix myself a quick V and V – Valium and vermouth. It does the trick.at V and V, n.
Hot to Trot 80: ‘B and D?’ ‘Bondage and Discipline. I need it.’.at b & d, n.
Hot to Trot 120: I’d never go to a whore. Slam-bam-thank-you-ma’am.at wham-bam-thank-you-ma’am, phr.
Hot to Trot 206: He didn’t have to wipe up your barf.at barf, n.
Hot to Trot 223: ‘I’ve got enough to keep me busy.’ ‘So do I,’ Angie says, mugging like Groucho [...] ‘Back to Beaver Patrol.’.at beaver patrol, n.2
Hot to Trot 173: Baboons are funny [...] Look at their red behinds, Daddy.at behind, n.
Hot to Trot 184: Let the bird-dog stew.at bird dog, n.
Hot to Trot 16: She’s my cousin. Bitchin’, huh?at bitching, adj.
Hot to Trot 91: Mum gave you a Scotch. You choked and blew lunch.at blow lunch (v.) under blow, v.1
Hot to Trot 223: I’ve got to hit the books.at hit the books, v.
Hot to Trot 238: He and ‘Wads’ have put out their answer to the Pirelli calendar – Boys in the Buff.at buff, n.1
Hot to Trot 17: He wears no underwear under those hip huggers. Bum-boy. Fag-bait.at bum boy (n.) under bum, n.1
Hot to Trot 183: That buttoned down WASP weewee couldn’t offend a nun.at buttoned up, adj.
Hot to Trot 7: I buzz north along the Palisades, whipping around the curves so that my tires squeal.at buzz, v.1
Hot to Trot 127: You’ll give up. You’ll be a good camper about it.at camper, n.2
Hot to Trot 202: You’re trying to get me hot. You want a cheapo, B.O. success.at cheapo, adj.
Hot to Trot 223: Gap teeth and bare snatch are surefire signs. This cheese wants to get planked.at cheese, n.2
Hot to Trot 112: You spent eight weeks bustin’ your chops for a newspaper.at bust one’s chops (v.) under chops, n.1
Hot to Trot 19: I wanted to go back to America feeling in fat city.at fat city, n.1
Hot to Trot 222: We’re in Muff City and you’re talking literature.at -city, sfx
Hot to Trot 209: They’ve got a knife in one hand and their ‘corporal’ in the other. They push you on the bed.at corporal (love), n.
Hot to Trot 99: I’m no cradle robber.at cradle-robber (n.) under cradle, n.
Hot to Trot 6: Sometimes I park it outside Friday’s when I’m cruising for crumpet up First Avenue.at cruise, v.
Hot to Trot 198: He couldn’t cut it. He didn’t have the drive.at cut it, v.3
Hot to Trot 37: ‘These dishy boys with bangs and collarless Pierre Cardin suits.’ ‘You mean the Beatles.’.at dishy, adj.1
Hot to Trot 20: The first time Irene did me, she made me wear a Trojan. That must have been as big a treat as licking a Good Humor in its wrapper.at do, v.1
Hot to Trot 25: Would you touch me down there?at down there under down, adv.1
Hot to Trot 16: Rules of the Game – French kiss [...] Downstairs [...] Hand job.at downstairs, adv.
load more results