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The Deathmakers choose

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[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 291: You mucking-aye have spoken, Captain [...] I’ll drink to that.
at fucking-A, adv.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 216: He spends the rest of his life running around ass-backwards, until he finally disappears up his own asshole.
at ass-backwards under ass, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 231: It looks like she took off like a big-assed bird.
at big-ass, adj.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 105: Ah, you talk like a man with a paper asshole.
at have a paper asshole (v.) under asshole, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 175: Now look, Grandpa [...] don’t get your balls in an uproar.
at get one’s balls in an uproar (v.) under balls, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 126: ‘Where’s your assistant driver?’ [...] Ibretta looked over at the empty, open hatch. ‘Beats the shit out of me,’ he said.
at beat the shit out of, v.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 211: What the blue blazes was that?
at what the blue blazes! (excl.) under blue, adj.5
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 99: ‘That’s right, for the sport, Captain,’ she said [...] ‘To kill Boches.’.
at Boche, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 191: ‘They could have made us a lot more nervous,’ Brandon said. ‘Yeah, but it’s going to be tough shit if just one of them gets a bug up his ass.’.
at have a bug up one’s ass (v.) under bug, n.4
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 279: Slimy bastards [...] Put up white flags and then bushwack us.
at bushwhack, v.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 287: The Colonel might [...] come up to him and chew his ass for not moving the column fast enough.
at chew (on) someone’s ass (v.) under chew, v.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 197: She’s trigger-happy, and not from nerves. She gives me the chills.
at chills, the, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 48: Old chow-hound Nicholson [...] He won’t be standing in any more chow lines for seconds.
at chow hound (n.) under chow, n.1
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 111: Colonel Mullahy corked him hard, suddenly, on the arm and grinned.
at cork, v.1
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 45: This ain’t softball, you know what I mean? That crap’s for the birds.
at crap, n.1
[UK] G. Sire Deathmakers 252: You had no right to come up here where they could crap you out.
at crap out, v.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 198: I’d like to have a quick dip.
at dip, n.2
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 111: You’re giving the krauts the drop on you.
at drop, n.1
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 197: Cherney was again watching the German woman.‘Whoo-ee,’ Cherney said, ‘that is real eating pussy. Yes sir, I just think I would. Yes, sir, a man wouldn’t mind a little hair in his teeth for a piece of that.’.
at eat pussy (v.) under eat, v.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 196: Halvorson gives her this shit-eating grin.
at shit-eating grin, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 175: I’ll call it a fair shake. You can’t con me.
at fair shake, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 46: Jesus Christ, frit [...] This is a war, frit, you know what I mean? You can’t brown-nose your way out of everything.
at frit, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 111: And now, Captain [...] get your ass in gear and go kill some people.
at get one’s ass in gear (v.) under gear, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 45: We gut-shot the muckers.
at gut-shoot (v.) under gut, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 54: You mean right now. Well, pardon me all to hell, old chap.
at all to hell under hell, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 125: We’ve got to horse these logs off the road.
at horse, v.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 215: That’s why I emphasized the issue before we made the jump-off.
at jump-off, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 44: You black mucking bastard, Chico, we thought you’d joined up with the mucking krautheads.
at krauthead (n.) under kraut, n.
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 109: Think of how they would have mucked your mother and cut your heart out.
at muck, v.2
[UK] (con. WWII) G. Sire Deathmakers 46: What the muck are you going to do after the mucking war?
at muck, n.3
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