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Random Family 245: Leaning back in his chair like a smart-aleck boy in a boring class.at smart-aleck, adj.
Random Family 245: Leaning back in his chair like a smart-aleck boy in a boring class. Random Family 53: Jessica was no longer George’s around-the-way girl, hidden in a stash house.at around-the-way girl, n.
Random Family 247: Collecting debts [...] required threats and the occasional beat-down.at beat-down, n.
Random Family 285: If you walk away from a confrontation you’ll get treated like a bitch & the next thing you know somebody’s going to be trying to make you their bitch.at bitch, n.1
Random Family 29: Cesar blasted out of a nearby pool hall.at blast, v.2
Random Family 247: His mother [...] worked part-time for a bookie.at bookie, n.
Random Family 219: All guests were booted, including Octavio.at boot, v.1
Random Family 173: I smell just like my mother when she’s smoking cigarettes and booter.at booter, n.3
Random Family 343: In the box Cesar couldn’t intimidate, protect, or save anyone.at box, n.1
Random Family 69: Countless times, Cesar and Rocco broke night on the street.at break night (v.) under break, v.1
Random Family 46: The bricks were the size of the small boxes of soap from the vending machines in a Laundromat [...] Bricks of heroin were diluted and packaged for retail sale.at brick, n.
Random Family 128: ‘I bugged out for a minute. Then I got happy.’.at bug out, v.2
Random Family 47: If there’s no movement [...] you know something’s up and you bum rush. Bum rush.at bumrush, v.
Random Family 164: Coco knew that people got busy during [prison] visits.at get busy (v.) under busy, adj.
Random Family 301: Your father’s full of ca-ca.at caca, n.
Random Family 397: Before long, everyone was putting in their two cents.at put in one’s two cents’ (worth) (v.) under two cents’ worth, n.
Random Family 34: She preferred tight pants or short-shorts [...] The pants in style were called chewing gums because they stretched.at chewing gums, n.
Random Family 344: He stopped the drugs cold turkey.at cold turkey, adv.
Random Family 37: Coco, just coming up, found a veteran guide.at come up, v.1
Random Family 35: ‘We began to conversate,’ Coco recalled.at conversate, v.
Random Family 49: If the supply had recently undergone a dry spell, less cut was added [...] If George was at the mill, he added the cut himself.at cut, n.1
Random Family 303: The boys started kicking it to me you know trying to talk to me. One boy was like what’s up cutie.at cutie, n.1
Random Family 128: The police would have seen him naked. Roxanne had been dissed.at dis, v.
Random Family 215: Pearl’s illness made her feel even more discombobulated than usual.at discombobulated, adj.
Random Family 41: Talent had a female relative who worked in the heroin trade. George decided to switch over from selling coke to selling dope.at dope, n.1
Random Family 247: There are a lot of dummies up here [...] In the city, they ain’t playing that.at dummy, n.1
Random Family 285: This isn’t the feds. This is the jungle.at feds, n.
Random Family 131: She conjured up aches and pains for the cute prison doctor in the hope that she’d get felt up.at feel up, v.
Random Family 293: ‘The way they say it – “Coco, you, that girl is fly, your daughter is fly”.’.at fly, adj.
Random Family 399: But the quiet wasn’t calm: it was as though the whole neighborhood was fronting.at front, v.2
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