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[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] The judge told them to slurp shit and die.
at eat shit (and die)!, excl.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] This wouldn’t be that bizarro thing you were babbling about over the phone last night, would it?
at bizarro, adj.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] I told Dennis if he gives me another political topic, I’d spew burrito chunks.
at blow (one’s) chunks (v.) under blow, v.1
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Don’t blame me, blame Heather. She told me to haul your ass into the caf, pronto.
at caf, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] VS: That’s good, but Heather would never use the word ‘myriad’. JD: This is the last thing she’ll ever write – she’ll want to cash in on as many fifty cent words as possible.
at fifty-cent word, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] What’s your damage? Brad says you’re being a real kuse.
at cooze, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] KK: What did your boyfriend say when you told him you were moving to Sherwood, Ohio? RA: Answer him, dick.
at dick, n.1
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] I mean, do you really think if Betty Finns fairy godmother made her cool, she’d still hang out with her dweebette friends?
at dweeb, adj.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Fuck me gently with a chainsaw. Do I look like Mother Theresa?
at fuck me gently with a chainsaw! (excl.) under fuck me!, excl.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] A serious-as-fuck bomb in the boiler room to set off a pack of thermals upstairs.
at as fuck (adv.) under fuck, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Fuck me gently with a chainsaw. Do I look like Mother Theresa? If I did, I probably wouldn’t mind talking to the geek squad.
at geek, adj.1
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Well maybe we could cough up a phlegm globber or something.
at glob, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Betty Finn was a true friend, and I sold her out for a bunch of Swatch-dogs and Diet Coke-heads.
at -head, sfx
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] We’re just gonna write off today, and on Friday Pauline can hold her little ‘love-in’, or whatever.
at love-in, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] I’m giving Veronica her shot, her first Remington party. You blow it tonight girl, and it’s ‘keggers with kids’ all next year.
at kegger, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] hc: Come on, Veronica. vs: [To JD] Later. jd: Definitely.
at later, phr.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Great paté, but I gotta motor if I want to be ready for that party tonight.
at motor, v.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] God, Veronica, drool much? His name’s Jason Dean. He’s in my American History.
at much, adv.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] I’d pay Madonna a million bucks to sit on my face and have her ride like the Kentucky derby.
at sit on someone’s face (v.) under sit on, v.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] HM: Do they even have Thanksgiving in Africa? VS: Oh sure, pilgrims, Indians, tater-tots – it’s a real party continent.
at party, adj.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] What did you do, put a phlegm globber in it or something? I’m not gonna drink that piss.
at piss, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] 24: Brad-ley, Hennesey’s looking for you. He says he owes you for blow and he just got some product himself.
at product, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] That pudwacker just stepped on my foot.
at pud-wacker (n.) under pud, n.1
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] I’m telling you man, it would be so righteous to be in a Veronica Sawyer / Heather Chandler sandwich.
at sandwich, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Heather left behind one of her Swatches. She’d want you to have it, Veronica. She always said you couldn’t accessorise for shit.
at for shit (adv.) under shit, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] vs: No, my life’s not perfect. I don’t really like my friends. jd: I... I don’t really like your friends either. vs: Well, it’s just like they’re people I work with, and our job is being popular and shit.
at and shit under shit, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Okay, just as long as it’s not one of those nights when they get shit-faced and take us to a pasture to tip cows.
at shitfaced, adj.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Color me stoked, girl. I’ve gotten everybody to sign this petition.
at stoked, adj.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] OK, I rarely listen to neanderthals like Kurt Kelly, but he said that he and Ram had a nice little sword fight in your mouth last night.
at sword fight (n.) under sword, n.
[US] D. Waters Heathers [film script] Some teeny-bopper rag say they want to play a prom.
at teenybopper, adj.
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