1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 106: ‘Up your-r-rass,’ he told the sergeant.at up your arse!, excl.
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 81: You going on that bare-arse patrol, up that valley? [...] Up that valley in two bare-arse jeeps.at bare-arsed, adj.
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 41: He don’t get all the attention he’s used to, so he asses about.at ass about under ass, n.
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 24: We ain’t enough, in case of a big-arse attack. [Ibid.] 197: We’re going up there and right through that pile of crap like a big-arse bird!at big-ass, adj.
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 139: They were regular Russian ‘burpguns’.at burpgun (n.) under burp, v.
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 76: ‘They still serving?’ ‘Chowhound!’.at chow hound (n.) under chow, n.1
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 71: He finds out this is the crappiest deal they’ve ever handed him.at crappy, adj.
1956 Thomas Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 57: Major’s all hepped up about it.at hepped up (adj.) under hepped, adj.
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 46: He treated me like I was a piece of crap.at piece of shit, n.
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 95: If this ain’t the screwiest set-up, I’ll be a sonofabitch.at screwy, adj.
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 95: If this ain’t the screwiest set-up, I’ll be a sonofabitch.at I’ll be a sonofabitch! (excl.) under sonofabitch, n.
1956 T. Anderson Your Own Beloved Sons 52: So this is a punishment, is it? [...] How long you gonna sweat it out here?at sweat (it) out (v.) under sweat, v.2