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Way Past Cool 24: Deek idled his ’Am up to the order window.at ’Am, n.
Way Past Cool 24: Deek idled his ’Am up to the order window. Way Past Cool 55: Be a pain in the butt findin bullets for it.at pain in the arse, n.
Way Past Cool 21: The car laid a patch and warped away.at warp away, v.
Way Past Cool 12: ‘I first, ’member.’ ‘BFD! By one stupid little minute!’.at B.F.D., phr.
Way Past Cool 48: Yo. Marcus-homey [...] You be okay, so stop all that baby-ass shit.at baby-ass (adj.) under baby, n.
Way Past Cool 11: Them big dudes with their full-auto Uzis, an go bailin warp-seven cause Gordy go the balls to shoot back with this!at bail, v.
Way Past Cool 215: Ajay! Brett! Tunk! Bail them blades! Nice an far. now!at bail, v.
Way Past Cool 225: He too puss to go messin with the big dogs, so he schemin on us.at big dog, n.
Way Past Cool 201: Ric flashed a finger. ‘flip this, niggerboy!’.at flip a/the bird (v.) under bird, n.2
Way Past Cool 275: Look like you been bit, my man. You two make a way cool couple.at bit, adj.
Way Past Cool 258: Hell, you go for it [...] Sell yourselfs to Deek like cheap litle blow boys!at blowboy (n.) under blow, v.2
Way Past Cool 17: The black cop holstered his pistol but left the snap undone — would have looked bogus on network TV, like a parody of something from a long time ago.at bogus, adj.
Way Past Cool 225: We just tryin to save for scorin usselfs a CD boomer.at boombox, n.
Way Past Cool 34: That one night when they’d tried boy stuff together.at boy stuff (n.) under boy, n.2
Way Past Cool 147: Hang on, I comin, bra.at bra, n.
Way Past Cool 25: She wondered who rode shotgun with the little street prince, some ebony airhead, or maybe a blond bubble-brain.at bubblehead, n.
Way Past Cool 39: Deek would hand the big boy a fifty [...] The dude would have to stick the Sherman in his mouth to pocket the half-buck.at buck, n.3
Way Past Cool 68: Wayne needin some major bucks for scorin himself a decent gun. [Ibid.] 79: So, magic-boy, you tell me where we gonna score that kind of buck.at buck, n.3
Way Past Cool 32: Washin cars or bussin tables. That all they gonna let a stupid Buckwheat-lookin niggerboy like you do.at buckwheat, n.
Way Past Cool 271: Deek smoked rubber, peeling away fast.at burn rubber, v.
Way Past Cool 62: They just stopped a lot [...] at the hands of their own burned customers.at burned, adj.1
Way Past Cool 50: Now get your butt off to school.at butt, n.1
Way Past Cool 31: Other kids just figured he rode beside Deek all day and smoked butt.at butt, n.1
Way Past Cool 7: Yo, Gordon, tell the teacher you got em all dirty gettin drive-byed.at drive-by, v.
Way Past Cool 64: Ty gave the block a quick checkout: traffic was light and the cops wouldn’t be back.at checkout, n.
Way Past Cool 15: Best we chill our own fire.at chill, v.2
Way Past Cool 174: The baby chub padding his chest out [...] promised muscle to come.at chub, n.1
Way Past Cool 86: Lyon ran his hands up the small boy’s ribs, patted his pockets, and checked the tops of his shoes. ‘He be clean, Gordon.’.at clean, adj.
Way Past Cool 100: The combo of beer and the cops on top of confronting the gang of young boys had stretched even his patience thin.at combo, n.2
Way Past Cool 47: He wore an old Hammertime tee, purple shorts, and brand-new Cons.at cons, n.
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