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Run For Home (1959) 310: None of these guys are gonna ante up dough.at ante (up), v.
Run For Home (1959) 310: None of these guys are gonna ante up dough. Run For Home (1959) 127: Loosen up! You look like you’ve got an oar up your ass!at have a stick up one’s ass under ass, n.
Run For Home (1959) 106: He’d probably give it to you all ass-backwards!at ass-backwards under ass, n.
Run For Home (1959) 104: What’s the matter, kid? Don’t you want to be asshole buddies?at asshole buddy (n.) under asshole, n.
Run For Home (1959) 221: She had always spent several weeks at her family’s ‘bache’ on Rangitoto Island.at bach, n.
Run For Home (1959) 115: Warndahl snorted in the darkness. ‘Cigarettes my achin’ ass!’.at my aching back! (excl.) under back, n.1
Run For Home (1959) 138: I see this miserable shit, balls-ass naked, hanging by his hands from an overhead beam.at balls naked, adj.
Run For Home (1959) 82: Nine bells—and all’s well.at bell, n.1
Run For Home (1959) 228: I’ll be dad-burned if I can call you ‘Lewis’ on paper.at dad-burned, adj.
Run For Home (1959) 169: Nuthin’ to do and nuthin’ to drink on Sunday in this Christ-bitten place!at Christ-bitten (adj.) under Christ, n.
Run For Home (1959) 145: I also caught a lousy fink who plays with a cold deck!at cold deck, n.
Run For Home (1959) 89: He’s a grumpy old coot.at old coot (n.) under coot, n.1
Run For Home (1959) 317: If you want to buy that corn-husker a toy [...] get it yourself!at corn-husker (n.) under corn, n.1
Run For Home (1959) 275: Ya hafta know how to take that goddamn doo-hickey apart and clean it.at dohickey, n.1
Run For Home (1959) 7: There’s something about those Russians. They got the ephus on everybody. I don’t know what it is. They cut and bleed and die just like everyone else, but they’ve got everybody believing they’re tough as shark hide.at ephus, n.
Run For Home (1959) 344: It’s hard to keep from being hurt when your eldest boy takes French leave.at French leave, n.
Run For Home (1959) 170: He knew that a ‘full house’ meant coincidental cases of gonorrhea and syphilis.at full hand, n.
Run For Home (1959) 275: If that steward don’t send one of them goo-goo’s back here with a bag of that powdered cow dung they use for coffee, I’m gonna go up and get it myself!at goo-goo, n.1
Run For Home (1959) 94: Let’s go get a cup of ‘jamoke’.at jamoke, n.1
Run For Home (1959) 353: These dames [...] do all their fun-lovin’ fornication with those wild-looking, double-jointed Kanakas!at Kanaka, n.
Run For Home (1959) 199: Get a load of those teeth. They look too good to be home-grown!at get a load of (v.) under load, n.
Run For Home (1959) 124: It’s a Mexican stand-off! No breeze south-bound — and too much north-bound!at Mexican standoff (n.) under Mexican, adj.
Run For Home (1959) 94: ‘You guys get yer nuts rattled?’ He wet his ugly lip in eager anticipation.at get one’s nuts rattled (v.) under nuts, n.2
Run For Home (1959) 109: It’s better to let them think you’ve got five balls than to let ’em think you’re a ‘queer-o’.at -o, sfx
Run For Home (1959) 65: Maybe you done something wrong and they’re gonna give you piss and punk for thirty days!at piss and punk (n.) under piss, n.
Run For Home (1959) 170: He was not getting slicked up to go ‘on the prowl’.at slick (oneself) up (v.) under slick, v.
Run For Home (1959) 6: I’m a radio operator, therefore I’m called ‘Sparks’.at sparks, n.2
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