![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States")
Boston Blitz (1974) 58: Trantham knew a thing or two about scared punks.at know a thing or two, v.
Boston Blitz (1974) 58: Trantham knew a thing or two about scared punks. Boston Blitz (1974) 73: The extension phone in one hand, that big silver blaster in the other.at blaster, n.1
Boston Blitz (1974) 28: The first little blitz you pull, cops are going to be converging on this town.at blitz, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 38: I don’t like the idea of bum-rapping a snatch.at bum rap, v.
Boston Blitz (1974) 137: They’d just better deliver, that’s all. I’m through playing button-button.at button, n.4
Boston Blitz (1974) 38: Maybe they already decided to write us off [...] Maybe they figure Boston is the least costly place to cold deck the guy.at cold-deck, v.2
Boston Blitz (1974) 130: The old men want this area cooled.at cool, v.2
Boston Blitz (1974) 75: This guy Bolan is raging crazy furious.at crazy, adv.
Boston Blitz (1974) 95: Books Figarone was no dumb shit.at dumbshit, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 85: A pound and a half of ‘goop’ — plastics explosives.at goop, n.2
Boston Blitz (1974) 87: He could pass as a Figarone hardman.at hard man, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 41: What’s been going on here? [...] You’re the head cock, you damn sure better know.at head cock (n.) under head, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 60: He [...] probably had them running hell-for-breakfast all over the place.at hell for breakfast (adv.) under hell, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 85: He had the Beretta and the AutoMag hawgleg.at hogleg, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 12: ‘Whatta you want here with me?’ ‘Figure it out,’ the ice man suggested.at iceman, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 67: Just remember, I get first jump.at jump, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 126: They’re handing out indictments up the kazoo.at kazoo, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 145: He clipped on a couple of grenades, just for kickers, then got into the topcoat.at for kickers under kicker, n.6
Boston Blitz (1974) 90: Squealing tires dug pavement in a fast take-off.at take-off, n.2
Boston Blitz (1974) 52: For Johnny and Val, it had to be a total rub-out.at rub(-out), n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 76: What if the pigeons could finger me? Have you forgot what the rap is for kidnapping.at pigeon, n.1
Boston Blitz (1974) 133: Knocking over two ‘powder factories’—wholesale distribution centres for hard narcotics.at powder factory (n.) under powder, n.1
Boston Blitz (1974) 112: Some other cars had pulled in behind me, but most of them were going on around, rubbernecking.at rubberneck, v.
Boston Blitz (1974) 129: He’s blaming this whole snafu on you boys.at s.n.a.f.u., n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 81: He got his first big shot in the arm [...] when he negotiated a ‘disposal contract’ with the Mafia bosses.at shot in the arm (n.) under shot, n.1
Boston Blitz (1974) 39: The guy’s a slicker.at slicker, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 38: I don’t like the idea of bum-rapping a snatch.at snatch, n.
Boston Blitz (1974) 61: I’ve been following his campaign like a fan. I think maybe I’ve got him snockered now. I think I know what his pattern will be in this area.at snockered, adj.
Boston Blitz (1974) 28: If this engineer puts the squeeze on either Johnny or Val, he’ll learn anything they might be able to tell him.at put the squeeze (on) (v.) under squeeze, n.1
Boston Blitz (1974) 132: He had lived with the constant vision of Mafia turkeymeat lurking at the threshold of his thinking mind.at turkey, n.1
load more results