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Street Players 181: All of a sudden they start acting up in the front seat.at act up, v.
Street Players 181: All of a sudden they start acting up in the front seat. Street Players 20: You sure get a lot of action when you ride in a hog!at action, n.
Street Players 20: Ever since they were childhood friends, Charles was a strong-arm man.at strong-arm man (n.) under strong-arm, adj.
Street Players 161: Fuck you in your ass, you freakish bastard!at ass, n.
Street Players 9: Ain’t nobody asked your greasy black ass to loan me no money.at ass, n.
Street Players 81: You dirty, black-ass bitch, you!at black-ass, adj.
Street Players 165: I wanted to kick the bitch’s ass.at kick ass, v.
Street Players 37: When am I going to see you, baby?at baby, n.
Street Players 11: It ain’t nothing but a fifty-dollar bag.at bag, n.1
Street Players 182: She must have tried beatin’ the trick in the car.at beat, v.
Street Players 171: Vickie started to take bennies so that she could stay awake.at benny, n.4
Street Players 179: I knew I’d get a big one for you, honey.at big one, n.
Street Players 69: Ain’t that your bigtime pimp over there ...?at big-time, adj.
Street Players 33: She stared at him curiously, wondering if he was just playing the big shot with her.at big shot, n.
Street Players 122: Here you are about to begin a six-month bit.at bit, n.1
Street Players 112: They got that damn bitch on the city council now.at bitch, n.1
Street Players 214: With Billy’s death, Earl had blown everything.at blow, v.2
Street Players 16: I’d have asked you to a blow, Charles.at blow, n.3
Street Players 55: It would blow your mind.at blow someone’s mind, v.
Street Players 147: I had some bomb stuff, man.at bomb, adj.1
Street Players 138: They would throw the book at him because they wanted him already.at throw the book at (v.) under book, n.
Street Players 199: You got change, buddy?at buddy, n.
Street Players 33: A girl can be beautiful, just like you are, and built up like the famous brick shit house.at built like a brick shithouse (adj.) under built, adj.
Street Players 122: There was a large bullpen right off the courtroom.at bullpen, n.
Street Players 9: Why don’t you motherfuckers quit bullshittin’.at bullshit, v.
Street Players 10: That ain’t nothing but bullshit ya keep kickin’ back and forth.at bullshit, n.
Street Players 129: Why don’t you park and do some business, honey?at do a bit of business (v.) under business, n.
Street Players 43: We don’t want any trouble...if she gets busted.at bust, v.1
Street Players 148: I’ll come back...and let you go for your busters.at busters, n.1
Street Players 20: Earl’s laughter rang out sharp and clear. ‘It don’t have to be the Caddie, baby’.at Caddy, n.
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