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Everybody Smokes in Hell choose

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[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 132: You two jus’ wanna be gone, aiite?
at a-ight, phr.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 23: I go in, take what I want, we’re gone. That simple, so save the punk act.
at act, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 74: A dreamer, a nickel-and-dimer.
at nickel-and-dimer, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 49: He had stayed in school past the tenth grade. For around the way, he was a goddam genius.
at around the way, adj.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 131: ‘How you know he ain’t gonna roll?’ ‘He’s ass-out.’.
at ass-out under ass, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 25: Forget all the tough-guy, big-man talk he’d been slinging. Buddy was on the non-stop to Bitchville. All he was missing was a pretty dress.
at Bitchville (n.) under bitch, n.1
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 22: That boy’s straight bee-atch.
at bitch, adj.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 15: Did mansions have anything as blah as a front door?
at blah, adj.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 84: Saint Blondie took a deep breath [...] shifting to an uncomfortable subject.
at blondie, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 175: Kiss my boo-boo and make it better.
at boo-boo, n.7
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 37: That didn’t make Daymond happy, his bougie neighbors thinking he was a rapper.
at bougie, adj.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 194: Barely, Paris remembered bracing Chad Bayless for a million bucks.
at brace, v.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 39: Dat’s wha’s fucked up ’bout havin’ family: they always wantin’ ta be breakin’ off suma yo shit.
at break off, v.2
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 24: Alf would come strolling out [...] smile on face and smack in hand. A brick of it, a kilo.
at brick, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 39: Oh, baby, I wants you bad. Let’s get some buck wildin’ on.
at buck-wilding, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 75: She’d been busting her ass a good long while.
at bust one’s ass (v.) under bust, v.1
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 46: Now, what can I do you for? Want Coppola’s new flick?
at what can I do you for?, phr.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 33: The big boys at ICM, WMA, CAA — all the power 10-percenters dominoed on Wilshire.
at ten-per-center, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 129: Her trick tore himself away from his underwhelming cocksmanship.
at cocksman, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 81: Buddy had that dazed stare down cold.
at have (something) down cold (v.) under cold, adv.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 49: The sun was heading into round two of its daily struggle with the smog. Losing. Getting the crap kicked out of it.
at kick the crap out of (v.) under crap, the, phr.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 171: For crying out loud, if you had a woman [...] you didn’t cheat on her.
at for crying out loud!, excl.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 42: Why in hell would Ian want to cut out when his life brimmed until it sloshed with so much stuff?
at cut out, v.3
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 82: That oh-my-fucked-up-life babble that, right then, maybe one thousand other people in LA were cutting loose with.
at cut loose, v.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 129: I’m touching myself, Daddy. Are you touching yourself?
at daddy, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 97: You’ve always been do-right by me.
at do-right, adj.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 36: Daymond wasn’t an executive, or professional. Wasn’t an entertainment big to-do.
at to-do, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 132: She don’t do right, she go down.
at go down, v.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 70: She was the kind of chick who could’ve had a lot of what she wanted on the easy, but what she wanted was to work for what she got.
at on the easy (adv.) under easy, n.
[US] J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 3: The cruising Mexicans and the gang kids were in full effect.
at in full effect under effect, n.
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