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in Law Unto Themselves 238: Or, if I chose to be a lawyer, I wouldn’t need to be a mere ambulance chaser, shyster, or birdseed wiseguy.at ambulance-chaser, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 238: Or, if I chose to be a lawyer, I wouldn’t need to be a mere ambulance chaser, shyster, or birdseed wiseguy. in Law Unto Themselves 93: These apeshits that go aroun’ lickin the cunt of little girls.at apeshit, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 257: Shortarm ’spection is when everybody takes his prick outa your pants and lets ’em check it.at short-arm inspection (n.) under short arm, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 94: Your kind give me a pain in the ass.at give someone a pain in the arse (v.) under pain in the arse, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 238: Or, if I chose to be a lawyer, I wouldn’t need to be a mere ambulance chaser, shyster, or birdseed wiseguy.at birdseed, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 258: The bite for this was fifteen bucks.at bite, n.1
in Law Unto Themselves 248: Guzynski had to be pistol-whipped [...] if he wasn’t to become a Steelkit mutineer to buffalo all captains.at buffalo, v.
in Law Unto Themselves 259: My uncle took me to a bullpen [...] A whorehouse.at bullpen, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 258: I finally got my nose warm in ’er canyon.at canyon, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 258: Then she started workin’ on my chimes [...] ‘Chimes’ sir? My balls. You don’ know very many words, d’ya?at chimes, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 133: I’d never so much as stuck my cob in a girl’s shuckings.at cob, n.4
in Law Unto Themselves 132: My house was a brokendown oldt [sic] shack that was a breeding farm for every cockhound in town.at cock hound (n.) under cock, n.4
in Law Unto Themselves 250: They c’n do the same thing I do but the women they can’t end up with a cookie in ’er oven.at have a cookie in the oven (v.) under cookie, n.1
in Law Unto Themselves 258: That lousy clumsy cow doctor!at cow, adj.
in Law Unto Themselves 52: Q. Weren’t you afraid of impregnating her? A. No, I’m cut, sir. I was cut about a year ago.at cut, adj.4
in Law Unto Themselves 27: What a dilly he is – the Captain we got is haircut nutty.at dilly, n.2
in Law Unto Themselves 26: How lucky she’s been all these years having divvies on such a big joy prong.at divvy, n.1
in Law Unto Themselves 93: You guys are always talkin’ in those fancy six-bit words like ‘conscience.’.at two-dollar words (n.) under two-dollar, adj.
in Law Unto Themselves n.p.: I think you’re going a little too fast, aren’t you [...] That’s why you look dug-up lately.at dug-up, adj.
in Law Unto Themselves 27: They all piled out of the car and started givin’ me the farts out of their ass.at give the farts out of one’s ass (v.) under fart, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 248: You tell him if he’s thinking of laying for me after, you’ll fix his clock good.at fix someone’s clock (v.) under fix, v.1
in Law Unto Themselves 26: The public is always fuckin’ the cops, now a cop is fuckin’ the public.at fuck, v.
in Law Unto Themselves 74: I read once where if a man stops givin’ it to his wife there’s somethin’ the matter with ’im.at give it to, v.
in Law Unto Themselves 168: We just got down to sex [...] most everyday and unless I worked graveyard, most every night.at graveyard shift, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 258: Oh, that dirty, bloody gypper!at gypper, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 219: I was really hard up [i.e. for sex].at hard-up, adj.
in Law Unto Themselves 263: Or is it more than an ash-haul job? Ah, that would be just like you, to fall in love too!at haul one’s ashes (v.) under haul, v.
in Law Unto Themselves 134: Then he says we should jack each other at the same time.at jack, v.2
Law unto Themselves 279: She was already playin’ with my jackhandle.at jackhandle, n.
in Law Unto Themselves 26: How lucky she’s been all these years having divvies on such a big joy prong.at joy prong (n.) under joy, n.
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