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Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 164: He was always wanting to stop off behind bushes and pee and play with himself awhile.at play with oneself (v.) under play (at)..., v.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 164: He was always wanting to stop off behind bushes and pee and play with himself awhile. Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 21: I’m part nigger and wop and bohunk and chink.at bohunk, adj.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 143: ‘Christ!’ I didn’t see you.at Christ!, excl.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 145: Wore those long, baggy sweaters and clodhopper shoes and a man’s hat.at clodhopper, n.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 160: ‘I sure wish I had a costume,’ Bubber said [...] ‘A real cool costume. A real pretty one made out of all different colors. Like a butterfly.’.at cool, adj.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 304: Baby began to yell and cut up during one of the dances.at cut up, v.1
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 331: He saw the dicks and in a panic he started to run.at dick, n.5
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 53: Singer looked very carefully at his lips when he spoke – he had noticed that before. But a dummy!at dummy, n.1
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 218: The bedroom was done over [...] Before it had been tacky and flossy and drab.at flossy, adj.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 101: She squelched him in a hurry: ‘You go eat grass!’.at go to grass!, excl.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 260: ‘If there’s a little extra milk I think I’ll just have it poured over some crumbled bread,’ her Dad said. ‘Graveyard soup.’.at graveyard stew (n.) under graveyard, n.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 60: I don’t want no greenhorn. I need a experienced mechanic.at greenhorn, n.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 232: The big kids griped whenever they had to eat in the kitchen.at gripe, v.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 332: ‘Home to hockey,’ Jake said. ‘I got to hockey.’.at hockey, v.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 303: Two or three days she played hooky from school.at play hooky, v.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 26: ‘The jitters –’ he said.at jitters, the, n.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 24: And so he were l-lamming his fist against this here brick w-w-w-all.at lam, v.1
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (2004) 17: Sometimes he talked like a linthead and sometimes like a professor.at linthead, n.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 27: Buck up and keep your nose clean.at keep one’s nose clean (v.) under nose, n.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 124: He came in that night and started drinking, and when he was drunk he shot off his mouth about you.at shoot off one’s mouth (v.) under shoot off, v.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 164: He was always wanting to stop off behind bushes and pee and play with himself awhile.at pee, v.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 259: ‘Aw, poot!’ She slammed the door.at poot!, excl.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 277: You pasty-faced, shrunk-gutted, ricket-ridden little rats!at rat, n.1
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 15: Once he had got on the subject of cat-houses, and afterwards his jokes got so raw he had to be hushed up with beer.at raw, adj.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 129: Nobody [...] would ask a right young girl to sit down to the table where he was drinking with another man.at right, adj.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 259: ‘Say, have either of you fooled with this?’ ‘Shoot!’ Etta said. ‘What would we want to mess with your junk for?’.at shoot!, excl.1
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 101: A couple of tough boys tried to be smarty.at smarty, adj.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 310: ‘It’s not to be grinned at,’ said Bill. ‘That’s what I make.’.at not to be sneezed at under sneeze, v.1
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 153: Millions of people are ready to do anything [...] just to work for three squares and flop.at square, n.
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1986) 156: As she ate she drank a glass of water to help wash down the swallows.at swallow, n.
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