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Gay Detective (2003) 86: Two servicemen were wrapped together in a desperate passionate embrace [...] Olsen nudged Francis. ‘Hey, get a load of that action.’.at action, n.
Gay Detective (2003) 86: Two servicemen were wrapped together in a desperate passionate embrace [...] Olsen nudged Francis. ‘Hey, get a load of that action.’. Gay Detective (2003) 19: ‘Yeah! You and who else?’ came from one of the belligerents.at you and whose army?, phr.
Gay Detective (2003) 96: That’s mostly for the rich old aunties and bats like that.at auntie, n.2
Gay Detective (2003) 19: Let me at that blondined Navy-bait.at bait, n.1
Gay Detective (2003) 106: I do get a bang out of watching.at get a bang (out of) (v.) under bang, n.1
Gay Detective (2003) 96: That’s mostly for the rich old aunties and bats like that.at bat, n.1
Gay Detective (2003) 55: Francis dropped onto a divan [...] ‘My beads, dearie! What a day!’.at my beads! (excl.) under beads, n.2
Gay Detective (2003) 90: He plays too damned rough! Did you hear about that belle he beat up.at belle, n.
Gay Detective (2003) 60: Several hundred federal employees have been loudly bounced in Washington lately.at bounce, v.1
Gay Detective (2003) 39: A raid on an after-hours drinking joint that caters almost exclusively to the boys.at boys, the, n.
Gay Detective (2003) 19: Right back came the very earthy natural tones of the handholder: ‘Up ye’ bucket, Butch!’.at up your bucket! (excl.) under bucket, n.
Gay Detective (2003) 78: Sometimes they just sit and camp until three or four.at camp, v.2
Gay Detective (2003) 99: [in gay context] For God’s sake, Bessie! Are you afraid someone’ll steal his cherry?at cherry, n.1
Gay Detective (2003) 26: ‘Well, look, Mr. Morley, maybe some other time —’ ‘Come on, don’t chicken.’.at chicken (out), v.
Gay Detective (2003) 101: Hey, boss, let’s clean house.at clean house (v.) under clean, v.
Gay Detective (2003) 31: Cut the crap, dearie! You had your fun, now you’ve got to pay for it.at cut the crap, v.
Gay Detective (2003) 95: [in a gay bath-house] ‘You go on back to those little rooms. Of course, all the girls call ’em cribs!’.at crib, n.1
Gay Detective (2003) 77: ‘Say, Joe, this is sure better liquor than we got out there.’ Cannelli laughed. ‘It better be. It isn’t cut.’.at cut, adj.3
Gay Detective (2003) 34: They [i.e. servicemen] can be so rough! So much dirt nowadays.at dirt, n.
Gay Detective (2003) 88: He was suddenly lost to view as he buried his head in the girl’s lap. [...] ‘Get that fish queen!’ simpered Johnnie.at fish queen, n.1
Gay Detective (2003) 111: ‘The same waiter also offered a ‘fix,’’ or a short supply of cocaine.at fix, n.3
Gay Detective (2003) 37: Since the war, we’ve got this new thing in Bay City. Everyone calls them ‘gay.’ We have gay bars, gay parks, gay clubs, gay theaters and hotels.at gay, adj.
Gay Detective (2003) 19: A heavy voice mimicked: ‘“Please, sir, do hold still.” Get her!’.at get her! (excl.) under get, v.
Gay Detective (2003) 92: ‘Where to, Mac?’ asked the hacker.at hacker, n.1
Gay Detective (2003) 61: We had to close up all those quiet, friendly, well-regulated houses.at house, n.1
Gay Detective (2003) 80: My husband is around here somewhere. I’d better find him.at husband, n.
Gay Detective (2003) 97: Tiger [...] was actually not as knocked-out as he appeared to be.at knocked out, adj.
Gay Detective (2003) 19: ‘Let me at that blondined Navy-bait . . .’ ‘Ladies! Please!’ said Morley.at lady, n.
Gay Detective (2003) 86: Olsen nudged Francis. ‘Hey, get a load of that action.’.at get a load of (v.) under load, n.
Gay Detective (2003) 96: He beat up a girl [...] one night when he was high. [...] He’s crazy when he’s loaded.at loaded, adj.
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