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(con. 1969) Grunts 107: This ain’t no hill, Man [...] it’s gonna be a real ass-kicker.at ass-kicker, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 107: This ain’t no hill, Man [...] it’s gonna be a real ass-kicker. (con. 1969) Grunts 42: All these petty-ass dictators in these new countries.at -ass, sfx
(con. 1969) Grunts 80: I ain’t gonna get my ass jumped again today.at jump (up) someone’s ass under ass, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 94: That could have been an enjoyable little hump but it turns out to be another ball-buster.at ball-buster, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 87: Living the agony of thirst and heatstroke, then gorging themselves on a sudden flood of water [...] produced a mind-bending bewilderment.at mind-bending, adj.
(con. 1969) Grunts xiv: Life in the bush was generally a bummer [...] rarely broken by the bennies, benefits like warm beer and letters from the World, the United States. [Ibid.] 96: The re-supply bird deposited the usual bennies plus freshly-baked bread and pickles.at benies, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 78: That’s the way it’s been happening every time after a bitching hump.at bitching, adj.
(con. 1969) Grunts 130: We are going to do something, shit-for-brains – we’re gonna shut the fuck up.at shit-for-brains, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 41: A pair of leggy and busty Australians.at busty, adj.
(con. 1969) Grunts xiv: The grunts’ greatest fear [...] was of being killed, the most common terms for which were dinged, zapped, greased, blown away, caught his lunch, and bought the ranch.at catch one’s lunch (v.) under catch, v.1
(con. 1969) Grunts 48: The big man is still seeing a cluster-screw. [Ibid.] 65: You saw what a cluster-screw that outfit was.at cluster-screw, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 99: Can you believe it – some hot dog up on a pallet with his shirt off, actually trying to get a fucking suntan.at hot dog, n.2
(con. 1969) Grunts 61: To them it was still just plain ‘hotter than fuck and rising’.at fuck, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts xiv: The grunts’ greatest fear [...] was of being killed, the most common terms for which were dinged, zapped, greased, blown away, caught his lunch, and bought the ranch.at greased, adj.
(con. 1969) Grunts xiii: They decided on terms decidedly uncomplimentary – the green machine, the crotch, the green weenie.at green weenie (n.) under green, adj.1
(con. 1969) Grunts 27: They call them grunts, you now, the guys from the bush in Nam, and they’re supposed to be the gungiest mothers around.at gungy, adj.1
(con. 1969) Grunts xiv: High-ranking staff personnel and unit commanders, the heavies. [Ibid.] 49: Them fucking heavies back in their air-conditioned bunkers.at heavy, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 160: She’s got these bitches around here beat all to hell.at beat hell (v.) under hell, the, phr.
(con. 1969) Grunts xiii: In the bush the grunts humped, walked, after two enemies, the VC [...] and the NVA. [Ibid.] 49: Just how fucking far we gotta hump today, anyway?at hump, v.1
(con. 1969) Grunts 106: ‘Hey, you see that new second looey?’ ‘Yeah, a real humper, eh?’.at humper, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts xiv: The grunts cut each other a hus, did favors to each other, to relieve the adversity.at hus, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 29: Got any jing?at jing, n.1
(con. 1969) Grunts xiv: Jody was a guy who stole a grunt’s girlfriend back in the World. [Ibid.] 87: Let’s see if Jody’s been snooping around that stuff.at Jody, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 80: I ain’t gonna get my ass jumped again today.at jump up someone’s ass (v.) under jump, v.
(con. 1969) Grunts 64: The redder they get, the redder the ketchup flows and then they don’t say ouch any more ... red on green. ... mothers cry ... fathers ask why.at ketchup, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts xiv: Most heavies were lifers, they were making a career of military service.at lifer, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 40: Andrews [...] was the newest arrival – a ‘newby’ – which meant he couldn’t really lead or command anyone.at newbie, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 95: Bring your people back as fast as you can – battalion says we gotta move.at people, n.
(con. 1969) Grunts 143: Hey, Chief, let’s go to the vill and get the old pipes cleaned out, eh? – and a bottle of whisky and maybe some grass for the rest of the squad.at pipes, n.1
(con. 1969) Grunts 78: It wouldn’t be a real long hump, but it wouldn’t be a real skate either.at skate, n.
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