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Breaks 295: I had to gawk at every whack-a-doo sitting on a stoop.at whack-a-doo, n.
Breaks 295: I had to gawk at every whack-a-doo sitting on a stoop. Breaks 328: Break a leg, kiddo . . . break two.at break a leg!, excl.
Breaks 33: No matter how many sociology [...] courses I might have aced [etc.].at ace, v.
Breaks 240: You’re fuckin’ aces, kid!at aces, adj.
Breaks 323: I was pulling an all-nighter, getting on intimate terms with the streets.at pull an all-nighter (v.) under all-nighter, n.
Breaks 11: Instead of goin’ to some ambulance-chaser factory on short notice, he’s gonna move back in with us.at ambulance-chaser, n.
Breaks 136: ‘We’ve been separated before but . . .’ [...] ‘She couldn’t take your doggin’ around?’.at dog around, v.
Breaks 196: I started getting incensed, hard-assed, filled with [...] outrage.at hard-ass, adj.
Breaks 156: He was the king of irreverence, a bright, quick get-down wise-ass.at wise-ass, n.
Breaks 77: I tell you, babycakes, you don’t know what work is.at babycakes (n.) under baby, n.
Breaks 142: Yes, I was definitely hired, no backsies.at backsy (n.) under back, adj.2
Breaks 156: Tell them to get it the hell out of room 220 so I can move in the way I was supposed to, and this bad boy’s yours.at bad boy, n.
Breaks 55: Madison countered with a balls-up move [...] No sale.at balls-up, n.
Breaks 166: He had the absolute balls to show up for this rap session in a black T-shirt, dungarees [...] and a gold Cartier wristwatch.at balls, n.
Breaks 193: It was exciting to me that she had been a ballsy student.at ballsy (adj.) under balls, n.
Breaks 405: ‘Pete’s mom was almost as big as me . . .’ Jack swallowed a belch [...] ‘Yeah, she was a real barge.’.at barge, n.1
Breaks 147: The beard was an ex-jailbird majoring in hypnotism.at beard, n.
Breaks 90: I could tell; they were ex-greasers from the tightness of their bells.at bells, n.1
Breaks 423: You’ll just have to bite the bullet.at bite the bullet (v.) under bite, v.
Breaks 32: Maybe I should have bitten the bullet and gone to St. John’s.at bite the bullet (v.) under bite, v.
Breaks 101: He had been busted for selling blotter acid.at blotter, n.1
Breaks 235: Coming on like the blue-eyed brother and letting Whoosh get me drunk.at blue-eyed soul brother (n.) under blue-eyed, adj.3
Breaks 41: I was a real turkey and a boing-boing tourist around that stuff. [Ibid.] 295: A passing boing-boing with a camera around his neck.at boing-boing, n.
Breaks 171: I had a hard time imagining myself letting go, putting on a rubber face in front of people and [...] bouncing around like a shameless boing-boing.at boing-boing, n.
Breaks 263: Oh man, we’ll bomb around all weekend.at bomb, v.1
Breaks 75: I’ll be bookin’ all day. I’ll show you the law school.at book, v.1
Breaks 125: The long wall held a cartoon mural of the 1940 Simon Straight Arrows, the only team to make it to the Rose Bowl. [...] five years earlier it had filled me with boola-boola reverence.at boola-boola, n.
Breaks 156: His act, an urban ditty-bop routine, was too much like my own adopted persona.at diddy-bop, adj.
Breaks 192: Her balances ranged from forty-three dollars to six hundred, including a few bouncers here and there.at bouncer, n.2
Breaks 157: I came on strong with a streety Bowery-Boys identity [...] playing down the boojy trappings of our apartment.at bourgie, adj.
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