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Six Out Seven (1994) 300: Nobody need friends like you, Gilligan. Do a homo and blow ... boy.at make like (a)..., v.
Six Out Seven (1994) 300: Nobody need friends like you, Gilligan. Do a homo and blow ... boy. Six Out Seven (1994) 44: Shit, man. The ghost of a sheep be even more no-account!at no-account, adj.
Six Out Seven (1994) 391: He used to be ass-kickin cool!at ass-kicking, adv.
Six Out Seven (1994) 41: My mom wants go an treat some dumb-ass niggerboy like a guest, she gots that right.at dumb-ass, adj.
Six Out Seven (1994) 453: Ass-draggin stationwagon, but it kinda give ’em class.at ass-dragging under ass, n.
Six Out Seven (1994) 115: Says he hate skatin with it [i.e. a gun]. Ain’t that a bitch. Spect he gots a new ’tude about that.at attitude, n.
Six Out Seven (1994) 376: His hair was carefully razored, his big-buck B.K.s about half a week old.at big-buck, adj.
Six Out Seven (1994) 148: A red-eyed man in dirty shorts lurched halfway out of the other apartment’s door. A bottle of Bird dangled from his fist.at Bird, n.
Six Out Seven (1994) 22: Whatever was stashed in the clubhouse for eating and drinking had to be replaced by whatever dude whose belly it filled. This also applied to batteries for their blaster.at blaster, n.2
Six Out Seven (1994) 249: This bitch [...] jump on a donkey, swing underneath, an blow that muthafucka off, man!at blow, v.2
Six Out Seven (1994) 111: Yo, man, y’all wanna blow one or not?at blow, v.1
Six Out Seven (1994) 21: Really, he wasn’t much more than terminal chubbs, but had big bouncy boobs and wouldn’t take off his shirt with his homeys.at boob, n.3
Six Out Seven (1994) 31: Ain’t nobody in they right mind be believin that ole booger shit no more.at booger, n.2
Six Out Seven (1994) 379: ‘Lizard! Get him a tape.’ ‘Um . . . what kinda tape?’ ‘A measurin tape, raisin-brain.’.at raisin-brain, n.
Six Out Seven (1994) 418: Corbitt glanced up at Fluffy’s cage, wondering what sort of people shit-for-brains dogs liked.at shit-for-brains, adj.
Six Out Seven (1994) 93: Times I hear some of the truckers talkin bout that. Black ones be called brown sugar.at brown sugar, n.2
Six Out Seven (1994) 464: He pulled a Marlboro pack from his shorts. ‘Here, bro, burn one of mine.’.at burn, v.
Six Out Seven (1994) 452: Make me feel even worse, thinkin what that old sucka burn your ass for it.at burn, v.
Six Out Seven (1994) 171: The golden boy was probably more burned from the beating than drunk.at burned out, adj.1
Six Out Seven (1994) 30: You shut your mouth, burrhead!at burrhead, n.
Six Out Seven (1994) 271: Butter-mouthin whitefolks an washin their goddam sheets!at butter mouth, v.
Six Out Seven (1994) 174: Little buzzed from the J.D. is all.at buzzed, adj.
Six Out Seven (1994) 151: Hang chilly, Tam. Sabby been through a lotta changes today.at go through changes (v.) under changes, n.
Six Out Seven (1994) 326: My mom been chillin with Ethan for two days now, but it prob’ly startin to wear.at chill, v.2
Six Out Seven (1994) 151: Hang chilly, Tam. Sabby been through a lotta changes today.at play it chilly (v.) under chilly, adj.
Six Out Seven (1994) 82: Beamer would always scrape up something to chow on.at chow, v.2
Six Out Seven (1994) 283: Here my last two dollars an some chrome. Score yourself somethin to eat.at chrome, n.
Six Out Seven (1994) 21: Really, he wasn’t much more than terminal chubbs, but had big bouncy boobs and wouldn’t take off his shirt with his homeys.at chubbs, n.
Six Out Seven (1994) 66: Hell, boss, that there ole steamer ain’t fired in a coon’s age.at coon’s age (n.) under coon, n.
Six Out Seven (1994) 115: Cuttin off his finger [...] Cracker-asses used to do that sorta shit to us a long time ago, man.at cracker-ass (n.) under cracker, n.3
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