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Hell to Pay 117: Both of them turned cold and all the way hard.at all the way, adv.
Hell to Pay 117: Both of them turned cold and all the way hard. Hell to Pay 116: He didn’t want to go down on something as mundane as grand theft. A charge like that was a bitch charge, and it bought you no respect inside the walls.at behind the walls (adv.) under behind, prep.
Hell to Pay 116: He didn’t want to go down on something as mundane as grand theft. A charge like that was a bitch charge, and it bought you no respect inside the walls.at bitch, adj.
Hell to Pay 10: Let me get one of those cigarettes from you, black.at black, n.
Hell to Pay 239: White man gonna try to keep a black man down from birth. But Bobo, he couldn’t do it to this black man.at bobo, n.1
Hell to Pay 141: You my bottom baby. You know this, right?at bottom woman (n.) under bottom, n.3
Hell to Pay 255: It was nothing. Just, you know, pissin’-contest stuff between men.at pissing contest, n.
Hell to Pay 9: He got a woman he cribs with on the side?at crib, v.4
Hell to Pay 82: Tucker shot right on Alaska, then another right up 13th [...] where he cut a left onto Iris.at cut, v.2
Hell to Pay 141: Some white boy just went in. I axed him for a date, but he said he already had a girl.at date, n.1
Hell to Pay 13: Potter, Little, and White bought a kilo of marijuana [...] dimed out half of it back at their place, and delivered the dimes to their runners.at dime, v.2
Hell to Pay 233: One of her interchangeable male friends, hustlers and junkheads themselves, always hanging around the house.at junkhead (n.) under junk, n.1
Hell to Pay 94: You black guys do love the onion.at onion, n.1
Hell to Pay 110: Do I re-up with the yellow Pages or do I go back heavy on those full-page ads in the Washington Post?at re-up, v.
Hell to Pay 13: Potter, Little, and White bought a kilo of marijuana [...] dimed out half of it back at their place, and delivered the dimes to their runners.at runner, n.
Hell to Pay 233: His mother was welfare dependent and a shooter of heroin and cocaine.at shooter, n.2
Hell to Pay 6: What about that snatch we did with that boy’s dog over on Crittenden?at snatch, n.
Hell to Pay 146: Wilson produced a switchblade knife from his coat pocket [...] ‘Picked this up over in Italy [...] They make the prettiest sticks.’.at stick, n.
Hell to Pay 141: Schoolgirl’s inside. Trickin’ some old Al Roker-lookin’ sucker.at trick, v.
Hell to Pay 233: He was allegedly the triggerman in four murders by the time he was seventeen years old.at trigger, n.1
Hell to Pay 3: I was waxin’ her from behind.at wax, v.2
Hell to Pay [ebook] ‘He was one of my beef babies [...] I must have fathered three babies like that’.at beef baby (n.) under beef, n.2
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