2006 M. Orford Like Clockwork 136: Some of our customers like to star in their own blue movies.at blue, adj.3
2006 M. Orford Like Clockwork 227: My mother donnered the shit out of me when I was a kid.at donner, v.
2006 M. Orford Like Clockwork 140: My mother was a dronklap [...] who loaned my sister out to any ‘uncle’ who would buy her a dop.at dop, n.1
2006 M. Orford Like Clockwork 140: My mother was a dronklap who forgot to feed me when I was baby and who loaned my sister out to any ‘uncle’ who would buy her a dop.at dronklap, n.
2006 M. Orford Like Clockwork 224: There had been one moer of a gedoente about who gets what and why.at gedoente, n.
2006 M. Orford Like Clockwork 136: Those were only soft core. There is hard core, girls’ only flieks.at hardcore, adj.
2006 M. Orford Like Clockwork 104: I got the music scholarship to the larnnie school I’m at now. [Ibid.] 205: It’s mos That farm for mad people. Larnie loonies, hey?at laanie, adj.
2006 M. Orford Like Clockwork 177: This poor girl got one moer of a klap on the head. [Ibid.] 224: There had been one moer of a geodoente about who gets what and why.at moer, n.
2006 M. Orford Like Clockwork 193: Don’t start that shit about snuff movies, Clare. They’re all staged. Nobody dies in them.at snuff movie (n.) under snuff, n.1