1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 125: See if you can find something besides that sorry-ass Muzak.at sorry-ass, adj.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 209: They would be the first to spot her – a crazy-ass nigger.at crazy-ass, adj.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 184: Starkers. Madness arrives on ferocious wings: starkers and ravers.at stark staring bonkers, adj.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 29: We’re gonna have ourselves a butt-grabbin’ good time.at butt-grabbing (adj.) under butt, n.1
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 94: The ship was buzzed by a Mexican fighter plane because Comiski forgot to raise the flag.at buzz, v.1
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 137: This is your man at the cop house [...] I’m quitting.at cop house (n.) under cop, n.1
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 166: We’re cracking down on the kooks, queers, kinks, and Commies.at crack down (v.) under crack, v.1
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 25: This blade has quieted down no less than two unruly black bucks.at quiet down, v.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 127: I mean smack. Horse, honch, duji, H, snow, heroin — it’s all the same animal.at duji, n.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 87: I wouldn’t care if that bunch of white trash rubbed your gray ass right out.at gray, adj.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 127: I mean smack. Horse, honch, duji, H, snow, heroin — it’s all the same animal.at honch, n.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 133: You’re going to help the brethren make a certain hookup so we can get us some bread.at hook-up, n.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 159: We don’t care if yew want to knock off a little black tail, Dude – git yew a little poontang.at knock off a piece (v.) under knock off, v.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 119: You mean your great big ole lily-white liberal heart was just a-flopping over with concern for us bloods.at lilywhite, adj.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 144: ‘Git out or go with me,’ the cabbie told Comiski. ‘I ain’t hanging round Niggertown this afternoon.’.at niggertown, n.
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 87: You come over here [...] the only spook that’s ever been up these pissy stairs – just to ask me what’s happening.at pissy, adj.1
1970 J. Conaway Big Easy 196: The two men came on, walking with a fast outlandish shuffle like desperadoes [...] Carrie wanted to laugh. ‘Runts!’ she told the ticket collector.at runt, n.