1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: What makes you so restless? Have you got ants in your britches?at ants in one’s pants under ants, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: I knocked around in my time [...] I bummed, I bummed this country till I was —.at knock around, v.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act I: Did anyone ever tell you that you’re an ass-aching Puritan, Brick?at arseache (n.) under arse, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: big daddy: That half-ass story! brick: What’s half-ass about it?at half-assed, adj.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: Church! – it bores the Bejesus out of me but I go!at bejazus, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: Miss Sally, you’re a case! You’re a caution.at caution, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: brick: Both of us married into society, Big Daddy. big daddy: Crap ...at crap!, excl.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: Cut up crazy! Rented hotel ballrooms for victory celebrations.at cut up, v.1
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: Now that shadow’s lifted, I’m going to cut loose and have, what is it they call it, have me a – ball!at cut loose, v.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: I’ll strip her naked [...] and hump her from hell to breakfast.at from hell to breakfast under hell, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: Was it jumping or humping that you were doing out there? What were you doing out there at three a.m., layin’ a woman on that cinder track?at humping, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: Slept in hobo jungles and railroad Y’s and flop-houses in all cities.at jungle, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act I: What makes you think that Big Daddy has a lech for you, Maggie?at letch, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act I: You know, our sex life didn’t just peter out in the usual way, it was cut off short.at peter out, v.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: I ast you, Brick, if you was cuttin’ you’self a piece o’ poon-tang last night on that cinder track?at poontang, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act III: If there’s any peculiar shenanigans going on around here behind my back, well, I’m no corporation lawyer for nothing.at shenanigan, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: Maybe that’s why you put Maggie and me in this room that was Jack Straw’s and Peter Ochello’s, in which that pair of old sisters slept in a double bed.at sister, n.
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: Son of a – tub of – hog fat ...at tub of lard (n.) under tub, n.1
1955 T. Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Act II: Concentrate, but you can’t because your brain’s all soaked with liquor, is that the trouble? Wet brain!at wetbrain (n.) under wet, adj.1