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[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 139: And I left my Dollie [...] for this barrel of laughs!
at barrel, n.1
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 128: I’m just a beach bum.
at beach bum (n.) under beach, n.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 99: ‘He’s had a lung removed.’ ‘The big C?’ ‘Yes.’.
at big C, n.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 88: Fab! Gear! Bitchin’!
at bitchin!, excl.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 13: He’d blast away [...] He’d shoot to kill.
at blast, v.1
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 89: The Place was where it was happening [...] with a lot of boppers tripping and longhairs.
at bopper, n.2
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 130: The kids were strictly bubblegummers, spoiled little punks.
at bubble-gummer, n.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 16: A lanky blond surfbunny went past us.
at surf bunny (n.) under bunny, n.1
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 169: You better get out of here [...] they are going to bust your ass some.
at bust someone’s ass (v.) under bust, v.1
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 32: They tore her up. But good.
at but good, phr.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 37: Cosmic let downs, chickie. Absolutely cosmic betrayals. Lousy breaks.
at cosmic, adj.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 92: She had come west to crash the studios [...] hadn’t had any luck, though she was sure her break would come.
at crash, v.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 174: The papers come out with all this crud about the kid being found on the road, raped and beaten up.
at crud, n.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 55: Gene was right; I was becoming crude.
at crude, adj.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 168: He’s a doll baby, now ain’t he?
at doll baby (n.) under doll, n.1
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 205: The least we can do for the poor little bastard is let him choose his own way to go down the chute.
at go down the chute(s) (v.) under go down, v.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 70: I played this creepy teenager, sort of a maniac, who’s flipped on LSD and grass and sex, oh, everything, the whole scene, see?
at flipped-out, adj.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 54: His serve was a floater.
at floater, n.2
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 98: ‘Was it that good?’ ‘The greatest. You should have been there.’.
at greatest, the, adj.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 206: Denny Maguire? He was guts up, man.
at guts up, adj.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 89: The Place was where it was happening that night.
at happening, adj.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 141: The hayseed was reaching for the dice again.
at hayseed, n.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 112: Get on our hogs and them mothers’d pick us up, bust us for doing nothing.
at hog, n.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 63: Lola had put horns on the poor guy right from the start.
at horn, n.1
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 65: Hordes of tightly-trousered longhairs, the girls in bell-bottom hiphuggers.
at longhair, n.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 89: They’re throwing a monster blast over on East Latego.
at monster, adj.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride Introduction: Mouse, star of ‘nudie’ movies.
at nudie, n.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 152: That Artie [...] that is one great American!
at one, adj.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 206: No, these bleeding hearts and pantywaists tie their hands.
at pantywaist, n.
[US] W. Murray Sweet Ride 93: Oh, you delicious pukers, here I am!
at puke, n.1
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