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Web of the City (1983) 34: ‘Where’s the apple?’ Rusty asked, meaning Candle.at apple, n.1
Web of the City (1983) 34: ‘Where’s the apple?’ Rusty asked, meaning Candle. Web of the City (1983) 143: Black leather jackets, chino slacks, stomping boots [...] duck-fanny haircuts.at duck’s arse, n.
Web of the City (1983) 44: I don’t want ya runnin’ with that gang no more, Dolo! They’re bad medicine.at bad medicine (n.) under bad, adj.
Web of the City (1983) 27: I gotta stand with Candle. Gonna be rough bananas, though.at rough bananas (n.) under banana, n.
Web of the City (1983) 34: He beat for Tom-Tom’s.at beat, v.
Web of the City (1983) 25: Lemme alone, and I let your big deal Prez alone.at big deal, adj.
Web of the City (1983) 72: But tonight, they were doing it up sky-blue.at sky-blue, adv.
Web of the City (1983) 76: But it was too neat an evening for bombs so they all waved and gave him the eye.at bomb, n.
Web of the City (1983) 100: I ever see you in here again, I’m going to personally see that the book’s tossed at you.at throw the book at (v.) under book, n.
Web of the City (1983) 165: When you got the boot that stinkin’ Shaster kid put the screws to me.at boot, the, n.
Web of the City (1983) 63: What’s a’ matter? You got the botts or somethin’?at bots, n.1
in Web of the City (1983) 7: Metal-toed barracks boots, reinforced motorcycle boots, sod brogans; they stomped him again and again.at brogan, n.
Web of the City (1983) 28: Preparing chow [...] for Pops, if he came home tonight. Which was pretty slim chancey.at chancy, adj.
Web of the City (1983) 24: Nobody checks out on the gang, y’unnerstand?at check out, v.1
Web of the City (1983) 11: He couldn’t run without being chick-chick.at chick-chick, adj.
Web of the City (1983) 160: They had never been chickengut while he was top man.at chicken-gutted (adj.) under chicken, n.
Web of the City (1983) 21: I’m no more chickie than anybody else.at chickie, adj.
Web of the City (1983) 135: My sister’s downtown in the chill house [i.e. morgue].at chill, n.
Web of the City (1983) 47: It was the worst. It was a chop low like no other he’d ever heard.at chop, n.1
Web of the City (1983) 67: Don’t you chop low on my friends.at chop, v.2
Web of the City (1983) 44: Whaddaya coppin’ low at me for?at cop low (v.) under cop, v.
Web of the City (1983) 195: Stop the crappin’ around. Gimme the scoop, or I’ll put you down final.at crap around (v.) under crap, v.2
Web of the City (1983) 52: His old man . . . That crumbum wouldn’t have to worry.at crumbum, n.
Web of the City (1983) 91: The cop was going to call Pancoast. What a bitch of a deal.at deal, n.1
Web of the City (1983) 27: You guys wanna do it, that’s your deal, but leave me alone.at deal, n.1
Web of the City (1983) 72: But tonight, they were doing it up sky-blue.at do it up (v.) under do it, v.1
Web of the City (1983) 79: ‘And if they do [appear],’ he patted his jacket pocket, ‘we [...] put ’em down for good.’.at put down, v.1
Web of the City (1983) 35: You see my drag?at drag, n.1
Web of the City (1983) 16: Out there on a slab because someone had danced with his steady girl at a club drag.at drag, n.1
Web of the City (1983) 181: He was junkie cold. He was dream-dust miserable.at dream dust (n.) under dream, n.4
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