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Walking With Ghosts (2000) 82: I got hold of this dope while we were in Nepal. Temple balls. It blew my brains out.at temple balls, n.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 82: I got hold of this dope while we were in Nepal. Temple balls. It blew my brains out. Walking With Ghosts (2000) 167: Gambles everything he’s got. Comes away from the table without a bean.at bean, n.1
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 60: I’ll give Marie and J.D. a bell.at give someone a bell (v.) under bell, n.1
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 83: You’ll take it away and give me a weight of Nepalese temple balls that’s guaranteed to blow my mind.at blow one’s mind, v.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 83: You’ll take it away and give me a weight of Nepalese temple balls that’s guaranteed to blow my mind.at blow someone’s mind, v.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 182: I’m jingle-brained with dope and goofy about this woman here.at jingle-brained, adj.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 182: Don’t be a bunny.at bunny, n.1
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 44: ‘Yes, these little chaps’ – he indicated the pupa of the blowflies.at chap, n.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 70: I never expect it to start. This must be the oldest crate in the universe.at crate, n.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 2: A telephone/fax/intercom gismo.at gizmo, n.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 291: I tried to kick him in the grapes.at grape, n.1
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 10: Lady Day had her first taste of hard drugs.at hard, adj.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 47: She lammed off with another woman.at lam, v.2
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 13: Joan’s something big in Women’s Lib now.at lib, n.2
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 61: ‘I just have to shake the dew from my lily.’ He made his way [...] to the lavatory.at shake the dew off one’s/the lily (v.) under lily, n.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 5: I bet if it wasn’t two and a half mill you’d have paid him by now.at mill, n.2
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 162: Geordie was getting a real peach of a woman.at peach, n.1
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 116: She’s piss-poor.at piss-poor (adj.) under piss-, pfx
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 83: He gave Wimp his right hand, said, ‘Press the flesh, my man’.at press the flesh (v.) under press, v.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 70: He’s very fond of it. Put him back nearly three hundred notes.at put someone back (v.) under put, v.1
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 291: Careful. He’s Radio Rental.at radio (rental), adj.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 275: A man with a raggedy beard.at raggedy, adj.
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 201: I’ll get some beer in, and we can slob out in front of the television.at slob out (v.) under slob, n.1
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 292: Don’t be a sprout.at sprout, n.1
Walking With Ghosts (2000) 181: He [...] accepted a couple of tokes from J.D.’s magic stash.at stash, n.1
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