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Deuce’s Wild 27: He’s stylin’ himself as the meanest, baddest rapper.at baddest (adj.) under bad, adj.
Deuce’s Wild 27: He’s stylin’ himself as the meanest, baddest rapper. Deuce’s Wild 17: Biggy carried a piece.at biggie, n.
Deuce’s Wild 9: ’Ho. Bitch. Those are the words we use. We know that parents don’t like them.at bitch, n.1
Deuce’s Wild 12: Everyone thinks his beat’s cool. But the way he dances. All that spinning. A lotta people think he’s bogus. You know, he became a Muslim because it’s controversial, and that’s good for album sales.at bogus, adj.
Deuce’s Wild 187: I heard the sheik’s a jazz buff.at buff, n.2
Deuce’s Wild 53: The bouncer patted me down. ‘Dude’s clean,’ he said.at clean, adj.
Deuce’s Wild 11: ‘You want me to call out for pizza?’ ‘That’s cool,’ he said.at cool, adj.
Deuce’s Wild 53: ‘Now you make sure you don’t try any cowboy shit this time, ’cause we ready for you.’ The man thrust the pistol barrel harder in my back.at cowboy, n.
Deuce’s Wild 27: You see, T-Mo’s still cranking out gangsta rap.at crank out (v.) under crank, v.
Deuce’s Wild 172: ‘Fuck you,’ I said. ‘Cut the crap and tell me why you had me followed.’.at cut the crap, v.
Deuce’s Wild 270: Take the cuffs off and I’ll tell you.at cuffs, n.
Deuce’s Wild 27: T-Mo dissed al-Salaam for converting to Islam.at dis, v.
Deuce’s Wild 48: The Deuce is pronounced dead . . . Sad thing, you know? Seein’ your homey go down like that.at go down, v.
Deuce’s Wild 243: Tommy Mervin, the best ‘dozens’ player on my block came to my rescue when an older kid name Jared began hitting hard on my mother.at dozens, n.
Deuce’s Wild 257: A group of kids who smoked dope and dropped acid gathered around him.at drop, v.6
Deuce’s Wild 5: JJ ‘hi-fived’ me as he sauntered in.at high five, v.
Deuce’s Wild 53: Frisk the motherfucker, then we’ll take him down to the basement.at frisk, v.2
Deuce’s Wild 118: ‘Fuck you doin’ back here?’ he asked.at fuck, the, phr.
Deuce’s Wild 142: These same fuckers hate Jews and are trying to eliminate us from the face of the earth.at fucker, n.
Deuce’s Wild 7: JJ’s cell phone let out a funky, hip-hop ring tone.at funky, adj.3
Deuce’s Wild 52: I turned back toward the bouncer. He had a ‘gotcha’ smile on his face.at gotcha!, excl.
Deuce’s Wild 257: They nodded to the ‘groovy’ things the small, brown man from the Middle East had to say.at groovy, adj.2
Deuce’s Wild 83: Look, I run a security and intelligence agency, not a gumshoe squad.at gumshoe, adj.
Deuce’s Wild 243: Tommy Mervin, the best ‘dozens’ player on my block came to my rescue when an older kid name Jared began hitting hard on my mother.at hard, adv.
Deuce’s Wild 7: You know when we got here, his ’ho was here too. At least I think she’s his ’ho.at ho, n.1
Deuce’s Wild 27: He’s stylin’ himself as the meanest, baddest rapper.at mean, adj.
Deuce’s Wild 28: I turned on MTV. Sometimes in the early morning they play oldies.at oldie, n.
Deuce’s Wild 46: ‘You one polite motherfucker,’ T-Mo said.at one, adj.
Deuce’s Wild 114: Working late. Big case [...] Had to travel. On a stakeout.at stake-out, n.
Deuce’s Wild 305: ‘Someone pick up T-Mo?’ I asked. ‘NYPD,’ Tucker said.at pick up, v.
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