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Farm (1968) 170: All the acey-doosies and heavytalkers.at ace-deuce, n.2
Farm (1968) 170: All the acey-doosies and heavytalkers. Farm (1968) 139: All that’s a nicesoundin songndance.at song and dance, n.1
Farm (1968) 84: The headnurse Miss Harvey, she’s always in yer ass about somethin.at in someone’s ass under ass, n.
Farm (1968) 104: A little whitey came in from 1 of the deep bigfoot countries, a doctor.at big foot country, n.
Farm (1968) 246: She brought a book in with her and wants to lay it on me. It looks very respectable, Daddy, with very good names in Frisco.at book, n.
Farm (1968) 74: It hurts me as much as a time a guy buss me in the centre of the head with a winebottle full of piss.at buss, v.2
Farm (1968) 22: You just keep pressin my button. You been itchin to bring this subject up for months.at press someone’s button(s) (v.) under button, n.1
Farm (1968) 184: I hustled up, smearing my armpits with Mum and my just washed body with the cheesy Commissary grease some guys used to screw sissies with around here.at cheesy, adj.2
Farm (1968) 223: Lissen, Sonja, you ain’t a chicken no more.at chicken, n.
Farm (1968) 103: I never could figure how I chumped myself off on something like that.at chump off (v.) under chump, v.
Farm (1968) 67: ‘It says you assumed the blame for everything.’ ‘They had me cold.’.at cold, adv.
Farm (1968) 50: Did you know that was the time I got cracked? That the Man swooped down on me.at crack, v.3
Farm (1968) 93: Little Junior came in, decked out with a chintzylooking little blue tie.at decked, adj.
Farm (1968) 168: You’re such a God Damn Dickhead about the way you think life oughta be.at dickhead, n.
Farm (1968) 71: Saturday, I got high on mace, 4 packs for a do from an Oyea over in K joint.at do, n.
Farm (1968) 99: I didn’t hear a thing that doofus little guy said.at doofus, adj.
Farm (1968) 22: Tamerlane was a big black dumpy dopie.at dopie, n.1
Farm (1968) 94: I cut it off by running down my holebit and the thing that brought it on.at run down, v.
Farm (1968) 211: I saw she wasn’t wearing panties. [...] I grew a flag.at flag, n.2
Farm (1968) 93: I get enough laughs outta what these foolass dopefiends have to say to last me till next month.at fool-ass (n.) under fool, n.
Farm 221: Maybe not for you. Maybe you had somethin goin with her in the Free, and I didn’t know about it.at free, n.
Farm (1968) 185: She recrossed her legs, and I knew Cambridge must be getting some disturbing gappers.at gapper, n.3
Farm (1968) 137: Mother Gish was watching me suspiciously from the front door, a puffed little glob in governmentgreen.at glob, n.
Farm (1968) 86: I rubbed a gooey blob of dirt off my right forearm.at gooey, adj.
Farm (1968) 151: ‘You look like you goin to roll in the hay,’ Joe Antman snickered.at roll in the hay, v.
Farm (1968) 93: Little Junior came in [...] dragging along some of his Washington homies.at homey, n.1
Farm (1968) 124: That AA shit’s all a hype to get to the broads; I know: I got a broad there.at hype, n.1
Farm (1968) 97: You said you want to get Out of It, and I do too.at out of it, adj.1
Farm (1968) 205: Pretty soon you’ll be find yourself jackin off in the toilet.at jack off, v.1
Farm (1968) 210: I could feel her flesh [...] against me, where I could rest My Man on her thigh.at man, n.
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