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[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 92: I’m doing it again, mucking around in somebody else’s private world.
at muck about, v.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 56: I’m getting better at playing this inside-out, bass-ackwards kind of bridge.
at bass-ackward(s), adj.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 161: Those poor sad-assed Germans.
at sad-ass, adj.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 128: Bull toads!
at bullshit!, excl.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 111: Krauts jumped us, had us cold cock [...] then didn’t shoot.
at cold-cock, adv.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 154: You have that Buddha shit-eating smile all the time.
at shit-eating grin, n.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 31: What’s this? Father Mundy bucking for Section Eight? Well, fan my jawbone.
at fan, v.1
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 88: If goldbricks like us get to heaven, he’s taking his chances with the devil.
at goldbrick, n.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 72: This here’s the worst Goddamned goldbrickin’ fuck-off in the whole fuckin’ outfit.
at goldbricking, adj.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 132: Looks real goyish to me.
at goy, adj.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 6: I determined to grit it hard for another burst or two hundred yards.
at grit (it) out (v.) under grit, n.1
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 66: Holy cow, you guys scared the snot out of me.
at holy cow! (excl.) under holy...!, excl.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 56: Shutzer, our kosher gourmet.
at kosher, adj.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 93: Maybe it’ll get Father’s mind off how big a lech he is.
at letch, n.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 95: I oughta stomp the pissin’ outa ya, mollycoddled lousy quizkid.
at beat the piss out of (v.) under piss, the, phr.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 115: Rat’s claws, Shutzer! It’s just not that important.
at ratshit!, excl.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 80: Some crazy sauerkraut slurpers.
at sauerkraut, n.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 81: That’s Shutzer’s screwball game of ‘dictionary,’ only without a dictionary.
at screwball, adj.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 39: [We] would decide the ‘pecker order,’ so we matched coins. Morrie won, Shutzer second, me for sloppy thirds.
at sloppy seconds, n.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 174: How could a bunch of sheenies put on an entire Christmas scene like that, down to the last candle?
at sheeny, n.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 139: What if there is a bunch of shit sniffers wanting to give up. Why not?
at shit-sniffer (n.) under shit, n.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 66: Holy cow, you guys scared the snot out of me.
at scare the snot out of (v.) under snot, n.1
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 111: Dirty Nazi Aryan super fuckers.
at super, adj.
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 101: Maybe Munday will be a religious switch-hitter.
at switch-hitter (n.) under switch, n.1
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 86: The Jesuits, boy, they’re the tops.
at tops, n.3
[US] W. Wharton Midnight Clear 138: We can’t risk the squad on a wild-haired guess like this.
at wild hair (n.) under wild, adj.
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