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The Cannibals choose

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[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 55: They couldn’t give a crap about anyone.
at not give a shit, v.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 106: I’ve done everything in the world to ace the scumbug out of position.
at ace, v.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 79: I told you Chili won’t play tangletoes with friends.
at play (at)..., v.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 472: They’ve been back-dooring you with the Dentist [...] They talk, and whatever they don’t know, they make up. They’re turning you in.
at backdoor, v.1
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 216: He’s a real bad scene, and there’s a big problem getting chicks to go with him [...] this guy is bad news.
at bad scene (n.) under bad, adj.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 216: He’s a real bad scene, and there’s a big problem getting chicks to go with him [...] this guy is bad news.
at bad news, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 39: This is the greatest stand-up guy [...] This guy’s got big brass balls.
at brass balls, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 45: The wise asses that toss them phony baloney lines are called ‘stew-bums’.
at phoney-baloney, adj.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 401: He has no rabbi, no bishop, nobody to go to bat for him.
at go to bat for (v.) under bat, v.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 30: We used to drink together, go to ball games, ‘beard’ for each other, have great times.
at beard, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 136: You’re loaded with that eager beaver bullshit.
at eager beaver, adj.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 104: There’s certain guys that you just know are bedbugs.
at bedbug, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 356: I love to see you get belted in print.
at belt, v.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 133: Bingo, Joey! He dates a friend of mine on the Coast.
at bingo!, excl.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 280: He’s playing the big star bit.
at bit, n.1
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 72: Those two blabbermouths will put it on the street real quick.
at blabbermouth, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 194: When he’d blasted me once before, I’d had Irving call his brown-nose announcer and warn him.
at blast, v.1
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 484: The Chairman would pay for the blow job, bless his little bananas.
at bless someone’s little cotton socks under bless, v.1
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 254: Break out a bottle. We’re going to get blind [...] goddam blind!
at blind, adj.1
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 224: ‘Hey, man, what do you blow?’ [...] ‘Trumpet, baby, and some half-assed sax.’.
at blow, v.1
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 103: Okey-dokey, boychik.
at boychick (n.) under boy, n.2
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 80: How the hell can you really swing if you’re wondering whether the last thing in her bread box might have been an eight-inch chocolate eclair ... with mold.
at bread box (n.) under bread, n.1
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 326: Unless you want me to ‘yes’ you like your brown-nose brigade.
at brigade, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 194: I’d had Irving call his brown-nose announcer and warn him.
at brown nose, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 356: He did a column on Morris that was brutal.
at brutal, adj.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 64: ‘It’s easier when you’re a good teacher—’ ‘Bullcrap.’.
at bullcrap (n.) under bull, n.6
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 68: Money talks – bullshit walks.
at bullshit, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 45: The wise asses that toss them phony baloney lines are called ‘stew-bums’.
at stew bum, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 253: He looks like a fucking butterfly.
at butterfly, n.
[US] K. Brasselle Cannibals 105: ‘Hiya, Virgil boy, how’s by you?’ ‘Same old jungle.’.
at how’s by you?, phr.
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