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Narrows 66: After you drank enough beer you would get a jag on and if you got a jag on you could convince yourself you packed a punch like Old Man Louis.at get a jag on (v.) under jag, n.1
Narrows 66: After you drank enough beer you would get a jag on and if you got a jag on you could convince yourself you packed a punch like Old Man Louis. Narrows 86: Some nights it was cold enough to freeze the tail off a brass monkey.at cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey, phr.
Narrows 114: Hi, Sonny, How’re they runnin’?at how are they stacking up?, phr.
Narrows 265: The meat man he come in here this mornin’, a brokedown dogass white man if ever I see one.at dog-assed, adj.
Narrows 267: Don’t you go lockin’ asses with him, Sonny.at lock assholes (v.) under asshole, n.
Narrows 258: Black bastard. White bitch.at bastard, n.
Narrows 339: Empty the garbage cans, blockhead.at blockhead, n.1
Narrows 312: I don’t make book on crazy sons of bitches [...] If I did, I’d be out of business in twenty-four hours.at make book (on) (v.) under book, n.
Narrows 293: She must have figured he was sniffing coke.at coke, n.1
Narrows 115: ‘Cow, sir?’ ‘He means milk.’.at cow, n.1
Narrows 262: Don’t talk that crap to me.at talk crap (v.) under crap, n.1
Narrows 170: What the dickens was he thinking about anyway.at what the dickens...?, phr.
Narrows 312: I could eat a horse. Stewed, fried, or pickled.at could eat a horse (and chase the jockey/rider) under eat, v.
Narrows 247: She and Link walk gumshoe when dey come in [...] Dey gumshoe in, through door.at gumshoe, v.
Narrows 367: Like that stuff they shoot into a hasbeen racehorse, jazz him up so he can keep running.at jazz up (v.) under jazz, v.
Narrows 341: What was she doin’ on the dock in Niggertown, three in the mornin’.at niggertown, n.
Narrows 214: I don’t know what made me start shootin’ off at the mouth.at shoot off at the mouth (v.) under shoot off, v.
Narrows 241: That’s right, Miss Doris, you go in there and scare the shit out of that buffalo.at scare the (living) shit(s) out of (v.) under shit, the, phr.
Narrows 219: Where does you wee-wee?at wee, v.
Narrows 85: For the love of God, will you guys stop that yak-yak.at yack, n.2
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