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(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 18: Give me the Victorian for ‘how’s your ass, ace?’.at ace, n.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 18: Give me the Victorian for ‘how’s your ass, ace?’. (con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 61: Who [...] was [...] Hop Harrigan’s ace buddy?at ace boy (n.) under ace, adj.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 94: You feel like dancing, maybe fool around a little?at fool around, v.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 100: ‘You mean to tell me,’ lowering his voice, pulling them closer, ‘that this here’s the article?’.at article, n.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 18: Give me the Victorian for ‘how’s your ass, ace?’.at how’s your ass? under ass, n.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 73: Oh bad-ass scene. Get them out of here.at bad-ass, adj.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 59: They threw me out [...] Out out on my ass, bump down the stairs.at out on one’s ass under ass, n.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 17: Got her drunk on grasshoppers and she barfed all over the back seat.at barf, v.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 20: I might dig it and pledge. Wear a propellor-topped beanie during Hell Week, pull a quacking toy to class.at beanie, n.1
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 146: Plucked petals, by any other name / would be as beat.at beat, adj.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 49: ‘You tried at least.’ ‘Bet your sweet ass I tried.’.at bet one’s (sweet) ass (v.) under bet, v.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 49: I blew it after that. I mean I really packed it up.at blow, v.1
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 191: She caught me with a boner, dammit.at boner, n.4
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 55: May I go now? Ought to be hitting the books.at hit the books, v.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 61: You bet your rosy buns they threw me out.at buns, n.
Been Down So Long 51: They can’t bust you, Heff.at bust, v.1
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 40: ‘They busted me out at midterm [...] but I appealed.’ ‘They can’t bust you, Heff.’.at bust out, v.5
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 48: Twelve, maybe thirteen chucs in all. Hybrid physiognomy, weird little pig-eyes.at chuc, n.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 120: Returning a six-pack of Ballantine ale and a church key with a synthetic ruby on the handle.at church key (n.) under church, n.3
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 43: Distract the cat, cool the five bucks [fine].at cool, v.2
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 86: Skip the crap, what are we even bothering for.at cut the crap, v.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 36: ‘Never mix shit and booze,’ came the reprimand. ‘Oh crap, a mother.’.at crap!, excl.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 48: Nasty lush: ethyl alcohol cut with Gallo sauterne and tequila.at cut, adj.3
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 97: Spider had cut the lip off a blonde Deke in a white seersucker suit three years before.at deke, n.1
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 27: ‘Siamese twins? Really?’ ‘Joined at the left diddly.’.at diddies, n.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 91: That South American ring-ding with his sequined rodeo shirt.at ring-ding, n.2
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 112: Lush does your head, baby.at do someone’s head in (v.) under do in, v.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 64: ‘What the hell are all those things, Paps?’ ‘A whole lot of doodley-shit.’.at doodley-shit, n.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 197: I’m dosed, baby. Clap.at dosed (up), adj.
(con. 1958) Been Down So Long (1972) 47: Man, he had it all down.at have something down (v.) under down, adv.2
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