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Robbers (2001) 22: Well, let’s go find that fuck [...] Cut him a new asshole.at tear someone a new asshole, v.
Robbers (2001) 22: Well, let’s go find that fuck [...] Cut him a new asshole. Robbers (2001) 350: Thought ashe was gonna shoot me. No joke. Almost shit a brick.at shit a brick, v.
Robbers (2001) 16: Back in the old days, your old lady mess around you could shoot her, no questions asked. Crime of passion.at mess about, v.
Robbers (2001) 238: Says both boys were trouble, mostly B and E, auto theft, crap like that.at b and e, n.
Robbers (2001) 5: He eyeballed the guy. You giving me the redass, pardner.at give the red ass (v.) under red ass, n.
Robbers (2001) 181: He dumped me for nuthin and it just knocked me flat [...] Well, that shitass.at shit ass, n.
Robbers (2001) 10: With death by crawfish heads it’s coonasses. Mexicans it’s knives, black kids it’s AK-47s.at coon-ass, n.
Robbers (2001) 191: I’m Johnny Ray Matthews, and I won’t sit around with my thumb up my ass watching you and Miss Fancy Pants ride a bicycle made for two.at sit there with one’s finger up one’s ass under ass, n.
Robbers (2001) 130: Standing bareassed in the room with the towel around his neck.at bare-ass, adj.
Robbers (2001) 191: First time I ain’t watching my back you stick it up my ass.at stick it up someone’s ass under ass, n.
Robbers (2001) 112: Man, I’m up to my asshole in prints.at up to one’s asshole under asshole, n.
Robbers (2001) 58: Her hair was a godawful mess, kinked up in back, bangs all aflutter.at God-awful, adj.
Robbers (2001) 238: Listen, goddammit, why don’t you just back off a notch.at back off!, excl.
Robbers (2001) 206: Idea was to bag a joint in Beaumont, boogie due west to Houston.at bag, v.
Robbers (2001) 353: Whatever bakes your biscuit [...] you wanna play family man that’s your problem.at whatever bakes one’s biscuit, phr.
Robbers (2001) 3: Austin, state capital, university town [...] balling the jack on a full tilt bender.at ball the jack, v.
Robbers (2001) 64: Soon the Caddy was purring balls to the wall down the highway at eighty with the wind whistling over the windshield.at balls to the wall(s) under balls, n.
Robbers (2001) 29: I ain’t from nowhere. Well, I been there too [...] You can bank on it.at bank on (v.) under bank, n.1
Robbers (2001) 155: Arms a flying like a little banty rooster, bringing down the house.at banty, adj.
Robbers (2001) 13: That brake fluid done stained my pants. The Ranger took a look. I’ll be, it sure nuff did.at I’ll be!, excl.
Robbers (2001) 36: The man ran a beefy hand down the lapel of his suitcoat.at beefy (adj.) under beef, n.1
Robbers (2001) 139: They any beer joints near here?at beer joint (n.) under beer, n.
Robbers (2001) 239: Nuthin like a good mystery, pardner. Why we pull down the big bucks.at big bucks, n.
Robbers (2001) 11: He’s a hardshell Baptist an thinks this ride is the big banana.at big banana (n.) under big, adj.
Robbers (2001) 243: He noticed the two guys in the Honda Civic [...] black guys he’d flipped off.at flip a/the bird (v.) under bird, n.2
Robbers (2001) 53: I had me a swish in Huntsville [...] He could blow some tunes.at blow some tunes (v.) under blow, v.2
Robbers (2001) 335: Way he held her, way his bohunkus rolled around.at bohunkus, n.
Robbers (2001) 296: How’s retirement? Better’n the alternative. The boneyard, I mean.at boneyard, n.
Robbers (2001) 70: Dangerous out here at night, all kinds of boogers. [Ibid.] 287: Boy, it was hot. Hundred degrees maybe, almost that much humidity, a real booger.at booger, n.2
Robbers (2001) 229: That’s my old lady done that. She likes boogar music. Only in here it starts fights.at booger, n.3
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