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Among Thieves 340: A man like me wasn’t worth a plug nickel.at not worth a plugged nickel, phr.
Among Thieves 340: A man like me wasn’t worth a plug nickel. Among Thieves 215: When Orninski opened his mouth, it was because he had something to say. He wasn’t just airing his tonsils.at air one’s tonsils (v.) under air, v.
Among Thieves 46: Coffey [...] began giving Mel this big song and dance about being careful.at give someone a song and dance (v.) under song and dance, n.1
Among Thieves 302: He tried to cover up by smart-assing.at smart-arse, v.
Among Thieves 376: It looked to Mel like they were just ass-end up and that was it, sad movies.at ass-end-backwards under ass, n.
Among Thieves 290: Some suck-ass that didn’t know an exhaust pipe from an ignition key.at suck-ass, n.
Among Thieves 296: Delft was barrel-assing toward the other end and not even looking.at barrel-ass, v.
Among Thieves 442: This shit-assed bunch of cons kept bitching about sending food in.at shit-ass, adj.
Among Thieves 339: It’s too awesome even to contemplate.at awesome, adj.
Among Thieves 119: Jimmy made B.M. in the potty.at B.M., n.2
Among Thieves 286: Everybody hooting and hollering to beat the band, having a hell of a time giving old Manson the bird.at to beat the band (adv.) under band, n.2
Among Thieves 289: He never in his life set out to hurt anyone like that, ganging up on some guy and pounding the shit out of him.at beat the shit out of, v.
Among Thieves 217: I hear he’s talking very big these days.at talk big (v.) under big, adv.
Among Thieves 286: Everybody hooting and hollering to beat the band, having a hell of a time giving old Manson the bird.at give someone a/the (big) bird (v.) under bird, n.2
Among Thieves 50: I was thinking of shoving it. It’s for the birds.at for the birds under bird, n.1
Among Thieves 217: I hear Verdun was blowing off over there last night.at blow, v.1
Among Thieves 173: Everybody started chickenshitting around then, razzing and blowing off.at blow off, v.2
Among Thieves 119: He was up in Maynard, boozing it up with the Governor.at booze up, v.
Among Thieves 226: Looking at Mel through those great big milk-bottle bottoms that he wore [...] that made his eyes seem ready to pop out.at coke bottle glasses, n.
Among Thieves 180: He’s a bottle baby, Flash.at bottle baby (n.) under bottle, n.1
Among Thieves 177: The kid’s nine, and I’d just as soon his old man didn’t have to show up in bracelets.at bracelets, n.
Among Thieves 9: What’smatter? The old breadbasket getting empty?at breadbasket (n.) under bread, n.1
Among Thieves 437: It don’t really look like anybody is exactly breaking their hump getting any breakfast to us.at break one’s hump (v.) under break, v.1
Among Thieves 35: It felt good just shooting the breeze and taking it easy.at shoot the breeze (v.) under breeze, n.1
Among Thieves 62: When you hit the bricks, you know, you gotta work, you gotta find a job.at hit the bricks (v.) under bricks, n.
Among Thieves 181: Just Bubblebrain up to his usual tricks.at bubblehead, n.
Among Thieves 175: They had him in the tailor shop before and then they buck-slipped him over to me.at buck, v.5
Among Thieves 286: You could see that even Orninski – well, he was just buffaloed.at buffaloed, adj.
Among Thieves 237: You couldn’t go around thinking all the time about getting out. You’d just bug up.at bug up (v.) under bug, v.6
Among Thieves 32: He was bored out of his skull, and could see where he’d really go bughouse if he had to keep doing this.at go bughouse (v.) under bughouse, adj.1
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