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Set This House on Fire 465: Shit a brick, how am I going to give him any blood?at shit a brick!, excl.
Set This House on Fire 465: Shit a brick, how am I going to give him any blood? Set This House on Fire 425: This really grim, interior, tight-assed stuff I’d done [...] was work I really couldn’t be proud of.at tight-arsed, adj.
Set This House on Fire 320: Cass felt gladly shut of the blabber-mouthed bird.at blabbermouth, adj.
Set This House on Fire 402: A buck assed marine private from Columbus County N.C.at buck-assed (adj.) under buck, n.1
Set This House on Fire 401: It will I pray, prevail [...] Lest old Cass go bug house & bring down his abode.at go bughouse (v.) under bughouse, adj.1
Set This House on Fire 65: That great blond bundle of Mason’s.at bundle, n.1
Set This House on Fire 67: Christ on a bleeding toboggan!at Christ on a bike! (excl.) under Christ, n.
Set This House on Fire 439: He looked absolutely clobbered.at clobber, v.2
Set This House on Fire 438: You’d have thought Mason had been cold-cocked with a wrench.at cold-cock, v.
Set This House on Fire 79: Lemme explain, dollbaby.at doll baby (n.) under doll, n.1
Set This House on Fire 97: Wendy doesn’t want another drinkle.at drinkie, n.
Set This House on Fire 374: Where do you think I learned them, you dumb bunny.at dumb bunny (n.) under dumb, adj.1
Set This House on Fire 416: All solemn and standing stiff and straight in cheap Sunday-go-to-meeting.at Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes (n.) under Sunday go-to-meeting, adj.
Set This House on Fire 316: Good gravy, Cass!at good gravy! (excl.) under good, adj.1
Set This House on Fire 204: So it’s lowbrow diddling [...] A cheap smelly roll in the hay.at roll in the hay, n.
Set This House on Fire 301: A drunk argument with Poppy [...] left me feeling miserable and guilty as all hell.at as hell (adv.) under hell, n.
Set This House on Fire 413: ‘Hump it, boy.’ Cass humped it.at hump it (v.) under hump, v.1
Set This House on Fire 300: About as graceful as some swab jockey on liberty.at swab jockey, n.
Set This House on Fire 402: A couple of mackeral-snappers.at mackerel-snapper (n.) under mackerel, n.
Set This House on Fire 317: ‘Go peel a grape!’ Slam!at go peddle your fish! (excl.) under peddle, v.
Set This House on Fire 472: I don’t make the rules. Uncle Sambo makes the rules.at Uncle Sam, n.1
Set This House on Fire 179: How could he reject this haute cuisine in favor of Carole’s slumgullion.at slumgullion, n.
Set This House on Fire 242: He got up [...] swearing like a Turk.at turk, n.1
Set This House on Fire 408: Well, dreams, you know. I never put much stock in them. [...] those naval wig pickers in San Francisco used to try and worm a few of them out of me.at wig-picker (n.) under wig, n.2
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