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Come Monday Morning 82: You don’t talk worth a shit.at worth a shit under worth a..., phr.
Come Monday Morning 82: You don’t talk worth a shit. Come Monday Morning 135: I don’t give a fart in a whirlwind about football.at not care a fart, v.
Come Monday Morning 53: How you hittin’ ’em, Russ?at how (are) you hitting them?, phr.
Come Monday Morning 121: The stools were still sittin’ atop the bar ass-end down.at arse-end, n.
Come Monday Morning 36: Well, if that ain’t the cat’s ass ...! Russ Simpson, Jr., posted!at cat’s ass, n.1
Come Monday Morning 144: Be a closet drinker? Lay out in your barn dead ass drunk two-three days atta time?at dead-ass, adv.2
Come Monday Morning 6: He had to stop tryin’ to fix the tractor he broke tryin’ like a horse’s ass to buck through that big drift by the barn with the manure spreader.at horse’s ass, n.
Come Monday Morning 20: Least it made them stop their grab-assin’ an’ look over his way.at grab-ass, v.
Come Monday Morning 41: Buyin’ rounds’a drinks for the house like a man with a paper asshole, throwin’ away food outta my baby’s mouth.at have a paper asshole (v.) under asshole, n.
Come Monday Morning 30: He reached under the seat for his bottle, couldn’t put his hand on it right off the bat.at right off the bat (adv.) under bat, n.2
Come Monday Morning 236: Paid me off five thou. Five big ones.at big one, n.
Come Monday Morning 110: He hadn’t started on a binge like he did most Las’ Fridays.at on a binge under binge, n.
Come Monday Morning 79: Some’a the blimps even had on rubberized jobs.at blimp, n.1
Come Monday Morning 67: When he first started puttin’ the blocks to ’er she was already out workin’.at put the blocks to (v.) under block, n.1
Come Monday Morning 90: He barely got it up against her pumped a couple’a times before he blew all over her skirt.at blow, v.2
Come Monday Morning 54: I get me three-four screws, two-three blows a day.at blow job, n.1
Come Monday Morning 10: He’d be out boozin’ it up too.at booze up, v.
Come Monday Morning 105: Liar. Bragger. Mean. Bullheaded.at bullheaded, adj.
Come Monday Morning 51: Them long-haired faggots nowdays don’t come bustin’ outta the backfield luggin’ that ole pig-skin like this boy use’ to.at bust out, v.2
Come Monday Morning 48: Cheap bastard – never did order the drink.at cheap, adj.
Come Monday Morning 23: She always used proper English like that, particularly when she had something to chew on him about.at chew on (v.) under chew, v.
Come Monday Morning 144: Be a closet drinker? Lay out in your barn dead ass drunk two-three days atta time?at closet, adj.
Come Monday Morning 155: If he hadn’t let that slimy bastard cornhole ’im with that policy he’d be clear right now.at cornhole, v.
Come Monday Morning 45: One more drunk in here like the last one, old buddy, it’s all over ... all over!at drunk, n.
Come Monday Morning 96: That big dumb bunny never did have no couth at all.at dumb bunny (n.) under dumb, adj.1
Come Monday Morning 148: Andy smiled his shit-eatin’ smile leaned in patted Russ on the shoulder.at shit-eating grin, n.
Come Monday Morning 59: That rich yellowbelly Martin an’ the faggoty Jew what’s his name.at faggoty, adj.
Come Monday Morning 113: You been fuckin’ up somethin’ fierce these las’ couple years.at fierce, adv.
Come Monday Morning 142: Till you get so filled up you gotta come down here an’ spill your guts.at fill up (v.) under fill, v.
Come Monday Morning 169: I woulda flunked out just like your mother said.at flunk, v.
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