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Ladies and Gentlemen – Lenny Bruce! 196: Hipster talk [...] A man over forty, for example, was said to be ‘on the Jersey side of the snatch play’.at snatch-play (n.) under snatch, n.
Ladies and Gentlemen – Lenny Bruce! 196: Hipster talk [...] A man over forty, for example, was said to be ‘on the Jersey side of the snatch play’. Lenny Bruce 13: You’ll never see Lenny with a spade broad – even though he’s so asshole tight with some black men .at asshole tight (adj.) under asshole, n.
Lenny Bruce 9: Lenny is really a genius at putting away docs.at put away, v.
Lenny Bruce 9: There was that one bad scene in [...] the Crescendo; but Lenny cooled that beef.at cool the beef (v.) under beef, n.2
Lenny Bruce 23: Moldy fig Dixielanders blow above the bar to an audience of [...] out-of-towners.at moldy fig, n.
Lenny Bruce 4: He’s Lenny’s current sidekick, road manager, baby-sitter, amanuensis and ‘go-fer’ (‘Go for the the car now; go for my suit’).at gofer, n.
Lenny Bruce 30: Gotta find out if this stuff is good or we’re just jerkin’ each other off.at jerk off, v.
Lenny Bruce 15: He‘s got a half-dozen Kleenex suits: flimsy but elegantly fashionable Continental suits that sell for $49.99.at Kleenex suit under kleenex, n.
Lenny Bruce 19: Lenny can get bread [...] from the worst Maf types.at Maf, n.
Lenny Bruce 23: Is he crazy, this meshugana? at meshuga, n.
Lenny Bruce 13: All spic broads, guinea broads, Jew broads [...] got that little mussy.at muzzy, n.1
Lenny Bruce 12: Lenny used to wake up so drugged that his friends would have to schlep him out of bed and walk him around the room for an hour.at schlep, v.
Lenny Bruce 15: He‘s got a half-dozen [...] flimsy but elegantly fashionable Continental suits that sell for $49.99 in the Sixth Avenue schlock shops.at schlock, adj.
Lenny Bruce 20: One day this schlocky show-biz attorney is sitting in his office.at schlocky, adj.
Lenny Bruce 18: A straight Mafia-type joint [...] Real shtarkas, dig!at schtarka, n.
(ref. to 1958) Lenny Bruce 214: Lenny [...] was playing into the image of the sick comic [...] the sick comics were the big pop-culture phenomenon of the fall of 1958.at sick, adj.1
Lenny Bruce 14: Lenny starts to spritz [...] riding along the hops and beats of his Broadway-Brooklyntachycardic speech.at spritz, v.
Ladies and Gentlemen–Lenny Bruce! 41: They digs his looks [...] Dying to hear him spritz.at spritz, v.
in Ladies and Gentlemen–Lenny Bruce! 177: He spritzed me about my ‘pimp mentality’.at spritz, v.
Lenny Bruce 13: A whole layer of bright girlie magazines. ‘Stroke books,’ he calls them.at stroke book (n.) under stroke, v.1
Lenny Bruce 123: Arty dance acts [...] got to be too goddamned much for the strokers in the third row with the newspapers over their joints.at stroker, n.
Lenny Bruce 20: If you could follow me around in hotels – even fuckin’ toilets like this – I’m always writing notes.at toilet, n.
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