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letter 25 Feb. Joint (1972) 13: I was sent to the Box, a solitary cell.at box, n.1
letter 25 Feb. Joint (1972) 13: I was sent to the Box, a solitary cell. letter 23 Dec. in Joint (1972) 27: I have started a little bootlegging operation, making ‘buck’ (prison liquor) out of cornbread, cane syrup and water.at buck, n.7
letter in Joint (1972) 14: It’s rugged, back-breaking labor on the bull gang.at bull gang (n.) under bull, n.1
letter 23 Dec. in Joint (1972) 27: The joint is full of cheese-eaters.at cheese-eater (n.) under cheese, n.1
letter 15 April in Joint (1972) 19: To report these unsavory and totally lost creatures [...] is called ‘ratting’ or ‘cheese-eating’.at eat cheese, v.1
letter 21 June in Joint (1972) 23: They had us cold, of course.at cold, adv.
letter 25 Feb. in Joint (1972) 13: I copped out on the larceny charges, figuring to get six months at the most.at cop out, v.2
letter 21 June in Joint (1972) 21: Well, I tried to hang it up, and with my usual flair, I stepped on my dick.at step on one’s dick (v.) under dick, n.1
letter 30 Dec. in Joint (1972) 29: If I made a Thing of it and let it drag me, I really would flip.at drag, v.1
letter 21 June in Joint (1972) 22: I pointed out to him that he and his shillelah had put the heat on but good and fucked me up for fair.at for fair, adv.
letter 25 Feb. in Joint (1972) 13: My fall partner was a Southerner.at fall partner (n.) under fall, n.
letter 25 Feb. in Joint (1972) 14: The remains of the proceeds from a gas station we pilfered before we fell.at fall, v.1
letter 30 Dec. in Joint (1972) 29: If I made a Thing of it and let it drag me, I really would flip.at flip, v.4
letter 21 June in Joint (1972) 22: I pointed out to him that he and his shillelah had put the heat on but good and fucked me up for fair.at fuck up, v.
letter 25 Feb. in Joint (1972) 14: One of the guards will grease for twenty-five bucks.at grease, v.1
letter 25 Feb. in Joint (1972) 14: There is another and better way to hang it up, which is to have a car pick me up on the road where the crew is working.at hang it up, v.
letter 18 Mar. in Joint (1972) 16: Being away from [...] all that sex hassle, has done wonders for my peace of mind and serenity.at hassle, n.
in Joint (1972) 24: He is simply the brass-brained, muscle-bound Golden Boy who appointed himself my jailhouse Daddy-o.at jailhouse daddy (n.) under jailhouse, adj.
letter 20 May in Joint (1972) 20: Because one of the trusties here last night took off for the altogether elsewhere, the joint is jumping.at jump, v.
letter 21 June in Joint (1972) 21: I gave him the loot, twenty-five.at loot, n.1
letter 25 Feb. in Joint (1972) 14: Well, that is the whole loused-up deal.at loused-up (adj.) under louse up, v.
letter 21 June in Joint (1972) 21: He said if the motherin’ screw ever caught up to us, he’d wish he hadn’t.at mothering, adj.
letter 15 April in Joint (1972) 19: We also have a group of prisoners called ‘creeps’ or ‘nightcrawlers,’ who prowl the dormitory at night and steal from the other sleeping prisoners.at night crawler (n.) under night, n.
letter 30 Dec. in Joint (1972) 29: It’s no use to piss and moan about it.at piss and moan (v.) under piss, v.
letter 25 Feb. in Joint (1972) 13: We did some boosting together and everything was cool, until he got drunk and was picked up for prowling cars.at prowl, v.
letter 30 Dec. in Joint (1972) 27: I was somewhat rocked to hear that Lisa had shown you the letters I wrote to her.at rock, v.1
letter 23 Dec. in Joint (1972) 27: Louie remains the Eternal Shit-Bird.at shitbird, n.2
letter 27 Jan. in Joint (1972) 31: I understand that buck fever is not unusual among convicts approaching release.at buck fever (n.) under buck, n.1
letter 27 Jan. in Joint (1972) 31: Tom has been a jack-roller on Clark Street in Chicago, and tells zestfully of sending untold number of ‘marks’ rocketing into oblivion through the use of chloral hydrate.at jack roller, n.
letter 10 May in Joint (1972) 52: [man to man] Baby, such gloom!at baby, n.
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