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[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 135: A couple of ass magazines he used for masturbation.
at ass magazine (n.) under ass, n.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 103: [...] living with a no-ass straight-up fiend of a mother.
at no-ass, adj.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 108: Cause you know that fat-ass heifer do like to eat.
at fat-ass, adj.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 104: The preacher [...] called them slave chains, but that Bama was driving a Ford Taurus with duct tape on the bumper, so what could he know?
at Bama, n.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 104: He wasn’t about beefing with no one.
at beef, v.1
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 77: Lee had fathered a couple of children, what they called beef babies, [...] when he’d gone to the mattresses, Corleone-style.
at beef baby (n.) under beef, n.2
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 107: Rico would never listen to this kind of bitch music.
at bitch, adj.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 204: Eddie Davis, up on PCP [...] When he was smoking that boat, Eddie felt as if he had the strength of ten men.
at boat, n.1
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 150: Now it was an avenue of escape for those who wanted to book out on foot.
at book, v.2
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 108: I bottomed her ass right there on the asphalt.
at bottom, v.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 169: She was looking for a [...] bottom-feeder named Tyrone Meadows.
at bottom feeder (n.) under bottom, n.3
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 107: Rico Miller kept his distance [...] He didn’t want to get burned.
at burn, v.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 178: Nigel slid the cell phone across his desk. ‘And get rid of this burner.’.
at burner, n.1
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 234: He cooked the ignition and headed for Park View.
at cook, v.1
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 107: I’d give that girl a whole bucket of cream.
at cream, n.1
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 127: Boy got his ass broke in the cut.
at in the cut under cut, n.1
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 150: The pillars kept dealers and killers from doing their dirt where mothers walked and children played.
at do dirt to someone (v.) under dirt, n.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 25: [of crack] Sittin’ around with a bunch of fiends, suckin’ on that glass dick.
at fiend, n.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 106: Show no flash, hold a job up at the car wash.
at flash, n.1
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 191: I had a whole rack of foil in my pocket and took a felony charge.
at foil, n.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 172: Meadows hit his cigarette [...] and French-inhaled.
at French inhale (v.) under French, adj.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 103: He didn’t talking about [...] fucking dudes up, killing bitches in the bed.
at fuck up, v.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 84: And you about to be aware that you fucked with the wrong man.
at fuck with, v.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 151: Smoke up the rest of this funk before we do.
at funk, n.1
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 83: Mark was keeping that pleasant half smile, that game face he used.
at game face (n.) under game, n.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 119: A big man beside her [...] That would be Sherelle’s new George.
at George, n.3
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 161: Maybe he can get up with me, he has the time.
at get up with (v.) under get up, v.1
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 25: Sittin’ around with a bunch of fiends, suckin’ on that glass dick.
at glass dick (n.) under glass, adj.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 50: [...] gettin’ his grind on with some girl.
at get one’s grind on (v.) under grind, n.
[US] G. Pelecanos Drama City 83: [...] big boy, with lineman guns coming out his T-shirt.
at gun, n.1
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