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Pain Killers 133: Now that she was nonpukaholic, all the unstuffed feelings splashed everywhere.at -aholic, sfx
Pain Killers 133: Now that she was nonpukaholic, all the unstuffed feelings splashed everywhere. Pain Killers 10: If you were an alta kocker in a jail cell, wouldn’t you want to be somebody else?at alter kacker, n.
Pain Killers 169: You over there all amped up like you dialed into some secret-ass information.at amped, adj.
Pain Killers 92: But taunting was candy-ass, considering the crime.at candy-ass, adj.
Pain Killers 376: The clientele’s all baby mamas and families visiting the prison.at baby-mother (n.) under baby, n.
Pain Killers 171: She’s still a virgin. But she ain’t afraid to use the Devil’s portal [...] Front door’s locked, but the back door’s open.at back-door, n.
Pain Killers 293: Chill, Doc, there ain’t no hit out on the bag lady.at bag lady, n.
Pain Killers 137: But they would do[...] Greek, Russian, bareback oral or facials.at bareback, n.
Pain Killers 86: La eMe [...] had just made doing meth a beat-down offense.at beat-down, n.
Pain Killers 23: ‘Sorry,’ I said. ‘No biggie.’.at biggie, n.
Pain Killers 60: My future ex-wife murdered her husband, but me bitch-slapping a Sunday driver was too much.at bitch slap, v.
Pain Killers 83: [of a prison] Ain’t no secrets up in this bitch.at bitch, n.1
Pain Killers 78: ‘Get in,’ Rincin [...] patted the passenger seat. ‘You’re riding bitch’.at ride bitch (v.) under bitch, n.1
Pain Killers 49: How was Roscoe supposed to know the man was police if his blues were ona hanger.at blues, n.2
Pain Killers 286: He say it was crank. But I don’t know . . . it ain’t like normal bombita.at bombita, n.
Pain Killers 39: A young Zulu out to make his bones [...] stuck a spork in his aorta.at make one’s bones (v.) under bone, n.1
Pain Killers 104: Chicks in go-go boots! The reverend get his bone on just sayin’ that.at get one’s bone on (v.) under bone, n.1
Pain Killers 76: C’mon, bub, what are you doing in there?at bub, n.3
Pain Killers 172: Them fools in there was soaking lint in dry-cleaning fluid and callin’ it PCP [...] lemme tell you, mang, sherm was fuckin’ pasteurized milk compared to this bunk.at bunk, n.2
Pain Killers 384: Hey there, bunky.at bunkie, n.
Pain Killers 18: Course, if you’d have given him that lighter, we’d be marchin’ you to intake for a bun-spread yourself.at bun-spread (n.) under buns, n.
Pain Killers 32: [of a caravan] My tin can was plopped on soiled dirt.at tin-can, n.2
Pain Killers 237: An ex-addict and prostitute with some Canuck in her blood.at Canuck, n.
Pain Killers 27: Shaved head. Ripped. Full carpet of white power ink.at carpet, n.1
Pain Killers 25: The rabbi, he’s so tortured by his celly [etc.].at cellie, n.
Pain Killers 13: Sex and checks. [...] It’s sex and checks what drive a man back to the gettin’ high side of town.at check, n.1
Pain Killers 83: First thing you be learnin’ is how to spot a UC. Right after how to keep your tush cherry.at cherry, adj.
Pain Killers 33: [of a pornographic magazine] You could get five bucks a page for this out on the yard. Six if they’re cherry.at cherry, adj.
Pain Killers 366: They hit the cherry top, but not the siren.at cherry-top (n.) under cherry, n.1
Pain Killers 279: The blaring cherry-tops nosed off Avenue Fifty-one into the alley.at cherry-top (n.) under cherry, n.1
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