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Somewhere There’s Music 179: It was a bad scene.at bad scene (n.) under bad, adj.
Somewhere There’s Music 179: It was a bad scene. Somewhere There’s Music 18: We were sitting in the front row, so boxed that the musicians were looking at us!at boxed, adj.
Somewhere There’s Music 162: I figured you’d be brought down about that.at brought down, adj.
Somewhere There’s Music 35: Romance? No, bruz, that’s not my groove.at bruz, n.
Somewhere There’s Music 73: His smiling ‘bubber’ was the equivalent to Gene’s ‘bruz’; Mike wasn’t sure he wanted to be William’s brother.at bubba, n.
Somewhere There’s Music 47: Gene must have really laid down some shuck to Barton about your playing.at lay down, v.
Somewhere There’s Music 34: Why don’t you fall out with your axe some night?at fall in (v.) under fall, v.3
Somewhere There’s Music 73: The band played gutbucket boogie.at gutbucket, adj.1
Somewhere There’s Music 35: She tells me I should kick my habits and figure out what i really want out of life besides six lonely nights a week in a juice joint.at kick the habit (v.) under habit, n.
Somewhere There’s Music 224: I shouldn’t have got so hincty.at hincty, adj.
Somewhere There’s Music 165: The City’s insane!at insane, adj.
Somewhere There’s Music 35: She tells me I should kick my habits and figure out what I really want out of life besides six lonely nights a week in a juice joint.at juice joint (n.) under juice, n.1
Somewhere There’s Music 101: ‘She bought me these kicks,’ he said and held up a foot.at kicks, n.2
Somewhere There’s Music 18: Baby and I made two of those pills.at make, v.
Somewhere There’s Music 155: The City is too much — and that’s where I want to be.at too much, adj.
Somewhere There’s Music 85: I think I got zonked on the beer.at zonked (out), adj.
Somewhere There’s Music 47: Gene must have really laid down some shuck to Barton about your playing.at shuck, n.
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