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Vice Trap 121: He doesn’t give a doodleydamn.at not give a damn, v.
Vice Trap 121: He doesn’t give a doodleydamn. Vice Trap 134: It adds up, Nick. [...] It’s a scam deal.at add up, v.
Vice Trap 45: They give you the air, eh, for taking time off?at give someone the air (v.) under air, n.
Vice Trap 73: He’s alibied pretty good.at alibi (up), v.
Vice Trap 20: Those black and white birds weren’t after me.at black and white, n.1
Vice Trap 140: The out-of-towners were beginning to kick it around in the café.at kick it around, v.1
Vice Trap 75: She used to be ass deep in codein [sic] and bennies.at ass deep under ass, n.
Vice Trap 110: I’d real bad-mouth him, because I wanted to hurt him.at badmouth, v.
Vice Trap 36: He had heard Carroll say he was going to bag me.at bag, v.
Vice Trap 11: You can’t figure a balling chick.at balling, adj.
Vice Trap 103: She’s a barfly. She tricks sometimes for drinks.at bar-fly, n.
Vice Trap 15: I took a good one [...] I sat back, feeling pretty double-barrelled.at double-barrelled, adj.
Vice Trap 18: Those beach bums had nothing on me.at beach bum (n.) under beach, n.
Vice Trap 71: Your jalopy’s no real beast, O.K.at beast, n.
Vice Trap 31: You’ve beaten me for so many things. [Ibid.] 33: You sponged off your friends, and beat them for money.at beat (someone) for (v.) under beat, v.
Vice Trap 13: I was going to have to beef with the kid that was on nights.at beef, v.1
Vice Trap 122: A car went across [...] The people in it big-eyed us.at big eye, v.
Vice Trap 55: He’d rather try it with greenhorns like us [...] Because we’ve not got big-time records.at big-time, adj.
Vice Trap 13: Madrid’s Plymouth was out there on the blacktop.at blacktop (n.) under black, adj.
Vice Trap 13: If I blew him off he would send the work to the Shell across the road.at blow off, v.2
Vice Trap 74: Well, we’re going to rob a bank, man. Is that a blue sky, or isn’t it?at blue sky, n.2
Vice Trap 128: He patterned that scam [...] off this Davidson’s job [...] I’ll make book on it.at make book (on) (v.) under book, n.
Vice Trap 41: Come. Break out a joint, jesus.at break out, v.
Vice Trap 79: Man, broom off. Can’t you see I’m pre-occupied.at broom, v.
Vice Trap 47: You should buck to take the detective exams.at buck, v.2
Vice Trap 71: You don’t need any bug-out juice for twenty-eight miles.at bug-out juice, n.
Vice Trap 19: Sometimes, coming off a bum kick, I would get in her [i.e. a car] and fire hell out of her.at bum kicks, n.
Vice Trap 16: You get sold a bum deal, you know?at bum deal (n.) under bum, adj.
Vice Trap 88: He had the bunk habit of junkies.at bunk habit, n.
Vice Trap 36: Well, there it was. I had the old can tied to me. [Ibid.] 42: I just took the day off [...] He hung the can to me for it.at tie a can to (v.) under can, n.1
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