1971 J. Simon Sign of Fool 69: My supervisor [...] had an ace up his sleeve.at ace up one’s sleeve (n.) under ace, n.
1971 J. Simon Sign of Fool 64: Frank was rapping shit [...] trying to convince everyone that the two ‘acid heads’ were a couple of lunatics.at acid-head (n.) under acid, n.1
1971 J. Simon Sign of Fool 36: Anything even remotely connected with ‘Ma Bell’ was stamped ‘bell system’.at Ma Bell, n.
1971 J. Simon Sign of Fool 181: Soul food: chitlins and grits, kidney stew, sow belly.at sow-belly, n.
1971 J. Simon Sign of Fool 9: We didn’t meditate on the subject and cranked it on, taking the lights at ninety.at crank, v.
1971 J. Simon Sign of Fool 98: He’d been busted on the outskirts of town [...] and given seven days in the ‘hotel’.at hotel, n.
1971 J. Simon Sign of Fool 52: Ritchie came over on a three-wheeled Harley and told me it was a virtual steal. He’d bought it for seventy-five dollars.at steal, n.
1971 J. Simon Sign of Fool 53: He told me it was ‘white lightnin’,’ which was Owsley’s finest acid. Pure LSD-25, cut with a little speed.at white lightning (n.) under white, adj.