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Dopefiend (1991) 182: [He] set the hat ace-deuce across his head.at ace-deuce, adv.
Dopefiend (1991) 182: [He] set the hat ace-deuce across his head. Dopefiend (1991) 41: He wasn’t stringing Terry out for the sake of another customer.at string (someone) out (v.) under string (along), v.
Dopefiend (1991) 161: We goin’ B-E a joint this morning?at b and e, v.
Dopefiend (1991) 154: News about anyone getting killed . . . was always exciting enough to kick around.at kick around, v.
Dopefiend (1991) 206: All right, jazzy-ass bitch.at jazzy-ass, adj.
Dopefiend (1991) 56: It was that goddam dopefiend-ass bitch. [Ibid.] 144: Don’t nobody but common-ass Negroes use that word. [Ibid.] 187: We goin’ to leave you in this fuckin’-ass motel. [Ibid.] 249: Six funky-ass dollars . . . I risked my life for six stinking-ass dollars.at -ass, sfx
Dopefiend (1991) 46: Tell that wise-ass bitch to take her business somewhere else.at wise-ass, adj.
Dopefiend (1991) 206: When that monkey on your back gets too heavy.at monkey on one’s back, n.
Dopefiend (1991) 204: I just wanted you to know I got the bag now.at bag, n.1
Dopefiend (1991) 176: I know that you’re a bag-chasing bitch.at bag-chasing (adj.) under bag, n.1
Dopefiend (1991) 197: Your taste runs in a very weird bag, baby.at bag, n.2
Dopefiend (1991) 76: ‘Big deal!’ she answered sarcastically.at big deal!, excl.
Dopefiend (1991) 160: A bill! . . . I ain’t talking about no funky hundred dollars.at bill, n.3
Dopefiend (1991) 219: If you ain’t bitchin’ about one thing, it’s something else.at bitch, v.
Dopefiend (1991) 32: If she took just a little blow, Teddy would never know.at blow, n.3
Dopefiend (1991) 104: He knows where to cop the bomb at.at bomb, n.
Dopefiend (1991) 111: I don’t even know if my dogs can get their bones up for you.at bone, n.1
Dopefiend (1991) 56: He knew he was becoming boogy.at boogy, adj.2
Dopefiend (1991) 182: He broke the stingy brim down.at stingy-brim, n.
Dopefiend (1991) 44: She had come to his house broke and sick.at broke, adj.1
Dopefiend (1991) 86: ‘Bullshit!’ Red and Tiny Tim both said together.at bullshit!, excl.
Dopefiend (1991) 104: Another addict to come along and burn them for their money.at burn, v.
Dopefiend (1991) 37: He didn’t want any dopefiends burning up his house.at burn up, v.
Dopefiend (1991) 118: You better cut down on your bloes, Terry, or you’re going to end up with an oil burner.at oil-burner, n.
Dopefiend (1991) 154: The room full of addicts had started buzzing.at buzz, v.1
Dopefiend (1991) 172: I’ll be right here on the case.at on the case under case, n.1
Dopefiend (1991) 219: Why don’t you check your whore, Snake?at check, v.
Dopefiend (1991) 95: Let’s chip in and get a couple bottles of grapes.at chip in, v.
Dopefiend (1991) 230: All of them fighting their problem . . . some fighting, some climbing the walls.at climb (up) the walls (v.) under climb, v.
Dopefiend (1991) 9: She cooked up her dope in a large bottle top. [Ibid.] 78: I used to watch him cook up that stuff.at cook up, v.
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