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The Fever Kill choose

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[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 45: They’d [...] give him a chase before dragging ass back to whichever motel they were holed up in.
at drag ass, v.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 18: She comes by my place, kicks back on my couch [...] we start getting into it.
at kick back, v.2
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 85: We’re gonna run around the block for another couple of days, and then [...] we’ll see what happens.
at run around the block (v.) under block, n.8
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 45: Nobody wanted to circuit boonie turf.
at boonie, adj.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 65: You were both dirty and had the same idea to bounce the fifteen grand.
at bounce, v.1
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 153: Crease was bushed thinking about who else’s hand might be in the jar.
at bushed, adj.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 16: The homicides he’d witnessed, the bad guys he’d capped.
at cap, v.8
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 9: The cherry ’69 Mustang that he’d rebuilt himself.
at cherry, adj.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 46: Cholo. A Spanish word that had come to mean a tough guy, a cowboy.
at cholo, n.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 170: He’d cap anybody, clip ’em three, four at a time.
at clip, v.1
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 16: The twenty-floor swan dives, the Colombian neckties, the children murdered by their own parents.
at Colombian necktie (n.) under Colombian, n.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 63: The days [...] in the jail kicking the crap out of Crease.
at kick the crap out of (v.) under crap, the, phr.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 133: His business rivals wound up deep-sixed and knife-juked.
at deep six, v.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 183: She loved being incapable and sorta ditsy.
at ditzy, adj.2
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 26: A guy who’d just raped a grandmother would still give you the stink-eye.
at give someone the stink-eye (v.) under stink-eye, n.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 130: ‘Who are you trying to keep out?’ ‘Jesus freaks and kids selling magazine subscriptions.’.
at -freak, sfx
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 18: She comes by my place, kicks back on my couch [...] we start getting into it.
at get into it (v.) under get into, v.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 27: Is that what she thought the long green got you? Pinky rings?
at long green, n.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 117: He was in a fifteen thousand dollar hole.
at in the hole (adj.) under hole, n.1
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 16: He was one of the kids from the high school who used to hotrod around.
at hot-rod, v.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 60: You son of a bitch. I’m taking you in.
at take in, v.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 105: She [...] steals two bottles of Jack.
at Jack, n.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 111: You could get yourself pretty jazzed in front of a closed door in a state-run facility.
at jazz, v.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 65: You were going to pull a job and grab the cash.
at pull a job (v.) under job, n.2
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 133: His business rivals wound up deep-sixed and knife-juked.
at juke, v.2
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 78: [It] was the totally wrong move to make. He’d juked the show.
at juke, v.2
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 26: She stirred beside him [...] ‘Are you going to jump me?’.
at jump, v.
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 77: Get some kickback with smuggling over the border.
at kickback, n.1
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 82: She never hid behind a line or a rap.
at line, n.1
[US] T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 171: Loco bastard like you.
at loco/loca, adj.
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