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[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 62: That asshound Fischer won’t make any trouble.
at ass-hound (n.) under ass, n.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 16: ‘Bottoms up,’ Kaneshiro said, raising his cup.
at bottoms up!, excl.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 15: Out of my way. Chop-chop!
at chop-chop!, excl.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 63: He’s a coony old bastard.
at coon, adj.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 55: Ask her if she knows a little dolly that lives with this old gook.
at dolly, n.1
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 48: The army’s getting fancy-pants these days.
at fancy pants, adj.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 104: I didn’t think those two goof-offs had the guts.
at goof-off, n.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 55: The lieutenant would pop a gut.
at pop a gut (v.) under gut, n.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 61: You keep your nose clean, Meathead.
at keep one’s nose clean (v.) under nose, n.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 80: Ask the Madame what’s the poop on that crazy gee-sha.
at poop, n.4
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 21: What’s the scoop on this military government team of yours?
at scoop, n.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 180: Goddamn you, Fischer, when’re you going to get yourself squared away?
at square away (v.) under square, v.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 181: Why the hell is he getting his ass in an uproar about it?
at get one’s ass in an uproar (v.) under uproar, n.
[US] K.C. Lamott Stockade 68: It goes on down the line until somebody whales the be-jesus out of the gook.
at whale, v.1
[US] J. Pearl Stockade 164: Sixteen years old, Canadian Army brat, falling madly in love with every second leftenant who came to see her father.
at army brat (n.) under army, n.2
[US] J. Pearl Stockade 63: I don’t see why the alternates have to sit in this sweat box for two hours.
at sweat-box, n.
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