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Trespass 153: I’ve seen how fast a gal get to be the barnyard hole. The feathered nest for every dirty old rooster.at barnyard hen (n.) under barnyard, adj.
Trespass 153: I’ve seen how fast a gal get to be the barnyard hole. The feathered nest for every dirty old rooster. Trespass 158: Just who in hell you think you is, you blue-gum jigaboo?at blue gum(med), adj.
Trespass 117: He was the cock of the walk. The rooster man.at cock of the walk (n.) under cock, n.3
Trespass 159: You cuttin’ for keeps [...] Now get out.at cut, v.2
Trespass 36: We haven’t seen you in a dog’s age.at dog’s age (n.) under dog, n.2
Trespass 48: Coleman would get his foot all the way down to the floor, and that old station wagon would really rip.at put one’s foot on the floor (v.) under foot, n.
Trespass 88: Like in the French Legion movies with all them old fuzzy-wuzzies raising sand.at fuzzy-wuzzy, n.1
Trespass 139: Still the pain came to ride herd through her, to stampede her insides all to hell and gone.at to hell and gone under hell, n.
Trespass 158: Who you callin’ a common old hole, you puss-filled sewer pipe.at hole, n.1
Trespass 137: Hopping and jitterbugging all night long and ’way into the morning.at hop, v.1
Trespass 153: I told you once that I wasn’t just some little schoolgirl with hot drawers.at hot pants, n.
Trespass 186: The upright piano, whose keyboard was like some monster’s mouth bared in a toothy grin. That’s right, old ivories he was thinking.at ivory, n.
Trespass 157: It your ass you hustlin’ now, and I wants to be the one to tell you that ain’t worth no five dollars a jump.at jump, n.
Trespass 28: Just like a goddam ’fay landlord.at ofay, adj.
Trespass 97: Morris’ southpaw buddies. The parlor revolutionaries.at parlor pink (n.) under parlor, n.
Trespass 139: Still the pain came to ride herd through her, to stampede her insides all to hell and gone.at ride herd on (v.) under ride, v.
Trespass 66: You’re my rider. My sweet, easy-riding baby.at rider, n.
Trespass 117: He was the cock of the walk. The rooster man. All chicken gals got to have a rooster man.at rooster, n.
Trespass 88: Like in the French Legion movies with all them old fuzzy-wuzzies raising sand.at raise sand (v.) under sand, n.1
Trespass 140: She had been shagging that night.at shag, v.2
Trespass 97: Morris’ southpaw buddies. The parlor revolutionaries.at southpaw, adj.
Trespass 176: I’m just an old bag who likes to get spiffed.at spiffed, adj.
Trespass 161: Come on. Take a whiff on me.at whiff, n.
Trespass 134: Either you set them down right this second, or I have to whup your ass, girl. And I ain’t just woofing.at I ain’t woofin’ under woof, v.1
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