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Executioner (1973) 113: Bolan’s (ha-ha) Indian had pulled the twenty-four-hour cop’s fat out of the fire. For the moment, at any rate.at fat is in the fire, (all) the, phr.
Executioner (1973) 113: Bolan’s (ha-ha) Indian had pulled the twenty-four-hour cop’s fat out of the fire. For the moment, at any rate. Executioner (1973) 389: I could’ve plowed a furrow right up fat-ass’s behind.at fat-arse, n.
Executioner (1973) 99: Up your butt, brother.at up your arse!, excl.
Executioner (1973) 151: You figure white-hair is the big daddy.at big daddy, n.
Executioner (1973) 79: Pick up the wagon down at the blacktop.at blacktop (n.) under black, adj.
Executioner (1973) 39: You want to get yourself a blue suiter, Chopper?at blue suit (n.) under blue, adj.1
Executioner (1973) 80: God, it went great, great, and I think we got another boodle.at boodle, n.1
Executioner (1973) 173: They’re buzzed by the fuzz. No chance, no chance. I’m breaking.at break, v.2
Executioner (1973) 42: Gadgets has bugs all over Giordano’s house.at bug, n.4
Executioner (1973) 189: I couldn’t bug off and leave Tommy to solve that problem alone.at bug off, v.
Executioner (1973) 56: Emilio Giordano would not be any man’s funny bunny. [Ibid.] 57: If a damn dumb sergeant – a deserter at that – a common thief and gunman thought he could make Emilio Giordano roll over and play funny-bunny for him then [...] that damn dumb sergeant was going to die with a Giordano grapefuit up his ass.at funny bunny, n.
Executioner (1973) 15: Bolan’s .32 was in his hand, but it seemed small comfort in the face of the burpgun that was methodically spraying the area about him.at burpgun (n.) under burp, v.
Executioner (1973) 20: ‘You need some reinforcements, Mack.’ ‘Yeah, I’ll buy that.’.at buy, v.
Executioner (1973) 20: You figure the Mafia is in a fat-cat position around here?at fat-cat, adj.
Executioner (1973) 16: Another chattergun had joined the action.at chattergun (n.) under chatter, n.
Executioner (1973) 189: You knew he was about to gun me down. Why didn’t you wait another second? Then you could have chopped him and had a clear field.at chop, v.2
Executioner (1973) 87: Some guys are running around [...] and shooting up the place with choppers.at chopper, n.1
Executioner (1973) 114: ‘Let’s chow up first,’ [...] they went off together toward the kitchen.at chow, v.2
Executioner (1973) 68: The big cars eating the pavement at a steady eighty-mile-per-hour clip.at clip, n.3
Executioner (1973) 72: You and Horse pour on the coals, get up here as quick as you can.at pour (on) the coal, v.
Executioner (1973) 123: He’s giving them crumbs and making a killing for himself.at crumbs, n.
Executioner (1973) 15: He smiled at a gargantuan-chested cutie in a technically topless swimsuit.at cutie, n.1
Executioner (1973) 101: These things are too damn hard to come by. I don’t leave them laying around in a dead drop.at dead, adj.
Executioner (1973) 97: Its all organization money, every nickel of it. What’s he got to cry about? The discs were mine, not his.at disc, n.
Executioner (1973) 112: He had over reacted to Braddock’s decision for Mafia drag.at drag, n.5
Executioner (1973) 160: ‘Believe you dropped about ten with that burst,’ he said.at drop, v.3
Executioner (1973) 74: Spare me the dumbhead details.at dumbhead (n.) under dumb, adj.1
Executioner (1973) 97: That was family money.at family, n.1
Executioner (1973) 152: Maybe they’ve flipped. Combat fatigue.at flip, v.4
Executioner (1973) 180: ‘Wait for us there.’ ‘Ten-four.’ Lyons threw down the mike.at ten-four, phr.
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