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Troubling of a Star 192: He always went slightly apey when he drank.at ape, adj.
Troubling of a Star 192: He always went slightly apey when he drank. Troubling of a Star 170: What are you doing smelling around like a bird dog? [...] Trying to get a free peep show on me and Sachiko, eh?at bird dog, n.
Troubling of a Star 186: I need my leave. The seven days Straker chiseled me out of.at chisel, v.
Troubling of a Star 227: She’s cute as a bug’s ear.at cute as a... (adj.) under cute, adj.
Troubling of a Star 187: The chubby exec looked up.at exec, n.
Troubling of a Star 35: You guys in the Air Corps really have it fat.at fat, adv.
Troubling of a Star 47: The grease-pushers in the 66th didn’t have half the work with jets that Braith had with the piston engines.at grease pusher (n.) under grease, n.1
Troubling of a Star 119: ‘Sometimes have Chinese egg,’ she said. ‘You mean those thousand-year-old jobs?’.at job, n.2
Troubling of a Star 248: If the Wing was making a max effort, he wanted to be in on it.at max, adj.
Troubling of a Star 247: Sachiko. My moose. Always yapping for more dough.at moose, n.2
Troubling of a Star 193: Anybody plays a guitar’s a goddamned nancy.at nancy, n.
Troubling of a Star 179: This mission was a road reccy.at recce, n.
Troubling of a Star 120: Take care o’ the bill, will you, ol’ buddy? I’ll square up with you later.at square up, v.2
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