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Running the Books 67: If Amato alighted upon your office door [...] it meant one thing: he was about to tear you a new asshole.at tear someone a new asshole, v.
Running the Books 67: If Amato alighted upon your office door [...] it meant one thing: he was about to tear you a new asshole. Running the Books 170: You did not fuck around in their neighborhood, unless you had the green light. If they caught you out of line, man, they’d fuck you up.at fuck about, v.
Running the Books 113: He was finally going to get his act together.at get one’s act together (v.) under act, n.
Running the Books 82: But on the up&up and low low I gots to make a proper attempt though.at on the up and up (adj.) under up-and-up, n.
Running the Books 56: Finally I decided to up the ante [...] I asked them to read a short story.at up the ante (v.) under ante, n.
Running the Books 165: He’d strong-amed Miller into throwing out the weapon.at strong-arm, v.
Running the Books 263: And if you did [cross gang borders], you were [...] ‘subject to a serious ass whipping’.at ass-whipping, n.
Running the Books 4: A book-slinger with a badge and a streetwise attitude, part bookworm, part badass.at bad-ass, n.
Running the Books 55: You fucking cunt ass ho, you got the stinkiest damn pussy in this whole place.at -ass, sfx
Running the Books 82: I’d kick myself in the ass, ass backwardz if I didn't attempt to get the goodz, knowin’ that I wanted a piece of the pie.at ass-backwards under ass, n.
Running the Books 32: I’m not saying the community of my youth is loud and pushy. Only that they’re in earnest. They don’t half-ass things.at half-ass, v.
Running the Books 43: Any asshole can get lucky once in a while.at asshole, n.
Running the Books 4: A book-slinger with a badge and a streetwise attitude.at attitude, n.
Running the Books 7: Demands to make illicit calls [...] to ‘my man on the outs’, to mommas and babymommas.at baby-mother (n.) under baby, n.
Running the Books 109: ‘You tell that motherfucka!’ ‘We got your back, bro!’.at have someone’s back (v.) under back, n.1
Running the Books 55: Negative developments were bad shit; positive were good shit.at bad shit, n.2
Running the Books 294: Weighing out baggies of cocaine, loaded gun resting on the table.at baggie, n.
Running the Books 156: I heard it was a six on one beat down.at beat-down, n.
Running the Books 17: He’s got a personal beef with you.at beef, n.2
Running the Books 106: The bigwigs don’t like my style, but they can’t say I don’t get the job done.at bigwig, n.
Running the Books 63: He’d slam the book shut, shake his head, and say something like, ‘Ain’t that a bitch’.at bitch, n.1
Running the Books 55: Bitch, I’m gonna cut your damn titties off.at bitch, n.1
Running the Books 106: De luca would not have dared blitz the library during the Amato era.at blitz, v.2
Running the Books 58: At 3 p.m. [...] much of the civilian staff blew off for the the day.at blow off, v.3
Running the Books 249: I am forced to blow your mind in every sexual way imaginable.at blow someone’s mind, v.
Running the Books 6: Inmates exchange intrixcate handshakes and formal titles: OG, young G, boo, bro, baby boy, brutha, dude, cuz, dawg, P, G, daddy, pimpin’, nigga, man, thug thizzle, my boy, my man, homie.at boo, n.5
Running the Books 82: A bitch like me can't be stuck on chuck, the boss is lost, for nada.at boss, n.2
Running the Books 260: Although referred to by the title ‘bottom bitch,’ she is the top prostitute on this team [...] the bottom bitch has brought in the biggest cash return.at bottom woman (n.) under bottom, n.3
Running the Books 17: Bottom line [...] this cocksucker didn’t stab you in the throat, right?at bottom line, n.
Running the Books 357: So who’s the Jewboy in 1-2-1?at Jew boy, n.
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