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Picture Palace 27: ‘Dated her,’ I said. ‘You mean a little boom-boom?’ ‘Jig-jig,’ he said.at jig-a-jig, n.
Picture Palace 27: ‘Dated her,’ I said. ‘You mean a little boom-boom?’ ‘Jig-jig,’ he said. Picture Palace 279: Huxley sticking out like a sore thumb among the bellowing movie marquees, the clip joints and dives.at stick out like a sore thumb, v.
Picture Palace 303: Boring? You have no idea. I used to look at Europe and think, Do me a favour!at do me a favour, phr.
Picture Palace 172: He doesn’t care a damn about her.at not give a damn, v.
Picture Palace 155: He [...] then pursed his lips at me in smart-alecky satisfaction.at smart-aleck, adj.
Picture Palace 23: How can she do it to those poor so-and-so’s!at so-and-so, n.
Picture Palace 225: The avaricious little so-and-so, ain’t she ever going to be satisfied?at so-and-so, n.
Picture Palace 142: It’s a different ball game altogether.at whole new ballgame (n.) under ballgame, n.
Picture Palace 135: He gave me the usual baloney about farmers with furrows on their faces.at baloney, n.
Picture Palace 156: A man who had bamboozled a doting group of people with his lugubrious attentions.at bamboozle, v.
Picture Palace 11: No one wanted me to go: afraid I’ll croak, barf on my shoes, faint on the plane.at barf, v.
Picture Palace 17: He gave me that sideways glance again: She’s bats.at bats, adj.
Picture Palace 50: Orthodox Jewish Boys, a small group of dark-eyed youngsters with beanies and side-curls.at beanie, n.1
Picture Palace 162: He got up and [...] went over to the beat-up camera.at beat-up, adj.
Picture Palace 235: She was shaking her head and her mouth was set in a rueful little pucker. ‘It beats me.’.at beats me! (excl.) under beat, v.
Picture Palace 159: Chilly little things that could not qualify as nudes since they didn’t have bellybuttons.at belly button (n.) under belly, n.
Picture Palace 228: If his house caught fire you can bet your bottom dollar he’d come rushing out with an armload of his own negatives.at bet one’s bottom dollar (v.) under bet, v.
Picture Palace 240: I said, ‘There’s something wrong, isn’t there?’ ‘You bet your boots there is!’.at bet one’s boots (v.) under bet, v.
Picture Palace 104: My old biddy act calmed him down.at biddy, n.2
Picture Palace 258: You want a life study – the original birthday suit? Sorry, I’m in retirement. No pictures.at birthday suit, n.
Picture Palace 49: Even if they had slobbered over every blessed picture in the place they would not have understood.at blessed, adj.
Picture Palace 325: They [...] were not paying the blindest bit of attention to my pictures.at blind, adj.2
Picture Palace 213: The more Orlando kidded me about the bonanza at the Camera Club, and all those requests for photojournalism.at bonanza, n.
Picture Palace 135: Most of those black pimps [...] looked like kings and princes of Bongo-land.at bongo-(bongo) land (n.) under bongo, n.1
Picture Palace 213: It is related to the grant, the fellowship, the endowment, and every other boondoggle associated with sugar-daddy creativity.at boondoggle, n.
Picture Palace 88: He was bowled over by my photographs.at bowl over, v.
Picture Palace 72: ‘You’ve got brass,’ he said.at brass, n.1
Picture Palace 36: They were all trying to buck me up.at buck up, v.2
Picture Palace 228: ‘Get off the bucket, I’m serious,’ I said.at get off the bucket (v.) under bucket, n.
Picture Palace 140: I wonder what folks like that do on vacation. Probably tear open a six-pack and shoot the bull.at shoot the bull (v.) under bull, n.6
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