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Where the Boys Are 6: Grinning at each other as though we had at last aced life itself. [Ibid.] 19: He aced his courses without buying books.at ace, v.
Where the Boys Are 6: Grinning at each other as though we had at last aced life itself. [Ibid.] 19: He aced his courses without buying books. Where the Boys Are 30: ‘TV,’ I said, ‘straight-arrow. How come you invited me?’.at straight-arrow, adv.
Where the Boys Are 139: In Soho they’re baggy. In Mayfair they’re imported from France. They have a certain commercial smile.at baggy, adj.
Where the Boys Are 3: He needs some flesh for Friday night, no foul balls, nothing too brainy, all queens and amenable.at foul ball, n.
Where the Boys Are 154: They are [...] so barfy to look at they can never get dates.at barfy (adj.) under barf, n.
Where the Boys Are 10: I want serious readers, not a bunch of BB-stackers.at BB stacker, n.
Where the Boys Are 334: Beaucoup beers.at beaucoup, n.
Where the Boys Are 34: This Thompson big-talker.at big talk, v.
Where the Boys Are 16: I bought a car, a year-old Porsche, a real bomb.at bomb, n.
Where the Boys Are 109: The boys were so bombed that they were completely incapable of evil maneuver and said a simple, staggery good night.at bombed, adj.
Where the Boys Are 108: Nex’ Tuesday night my lil’ boons we go into action for causa freedom and democracy!at boon, n.2
Where the Boys Are 192: A hot-box coed like Tuggle.at hot box (n.) under box, n.1
Where the Boys Are 146: We did some brainstorming.at brainstorm (n.) under brain, n.1
Where the Boys Are 172: Her smile was so broad, her bumps and grinds so exaggerated.at bump and grind (v.) under bump, v.1
Where the Boys Are 16: He said [...] he would check us in the afternoon.at check, v.
Where the Boys Are 20: Finally I said chins up.at chin up!, excl.
Where the Boys Are 25: We had clicked.at click, v.3
Where the Boys Are 178: Tuggle and Quentin clinching.at clinch, v.
Where the Boys Are 33: We went into a clinch so violent that we swayed.at clinch, n.
Where the Boys Are 201: It’s back to the ratrace. But I clue you in, you guys can have that slush.at clue (someone) in (v.) under clue, v.
Where the Boys Are 93: I clue you, nobody can be more fungous than middle-agers on the grape.at clue, v.
Where the Boys Are 5: If you come from the Midwest and have never seen it you are really clutched, that is, seized by emotion. [Ibid.] 138: I was double-clutched. I had no clue whether to laugh ... or cry.at clutched (up) (adj.) under clutch (up), v.
Where the Boys Are 31: It is really reprehensible and cruddy not to have a goal.at cruddy, adj.
Where the Boys Are 151: We’re always being warned about cutting because it costs the U five dollars for each class hour for each student.at cut, v.4
Where the Boys Are 27: He was soon given his own dee-jay show every night.at DJ, n.
Where the Boys Are 5: Build the loveliest drag strip in history and put our hot-rodders on it.at drag, n.1
Where the Boys Are 34: I was flaked out from no sleep.at flaked out, adj.
Where the Boys Are 189: When Piston [...] would flub a point he would throw himself bodily against the screen.at flub, v.
Where the Boys Are 203: The Mike Todd of Michigan State had folded out of town.at fold up, v.
Where the Boys Are 112: The only thing suspect about his innocence was his tendency to French-kiss given the slightest opportunity.at French kiss, v.
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