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O is for Outlaw (2000) 391: The last time I’d seen him he was drunk as a coot, passed out on his cot.at drunk as a cootie, adj.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 391: The last time I’d seen him he was drunk as a coot, passed out on his cot. O is for Outlaw (2000) 303: Two guys out in the boonies, gotta be Veetnam.at boonies, n.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 273: The cops took his bike and locked it in the impound lot. He said it’s going to cost a bundle to get it out.at bundle, n.1
O is for Outlaw (2000) 305: I think I’ll butt out for now.at butt out, v.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 269: Meanwhile, Bobbi ran a background check on this crud, who’s got a criminal history as long as your arm.at crud, n.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 391: The very notion had put Mark on a tear, thinking we had evidence of their association. Big damn deal. Even if we had such a picture, what would that prove?at damn, adj.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 271: ‘I’m tied up tonight, but how’s Monday. Does that work?’ ‘Sounds ducky.’.at ducky, adj.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 373: That’s what we’re in business to do, get this cocksucker nailed, if you’ll excuse my Greek.at excuse my Greek under Greek, n.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 301: I did Juvie till I was finally old enough to be tried as an adult.at juve, n.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 389: I’m taking my girlfriend to a kegger out on campus.at kegger, n.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 303: Hardly any chest hair. Kind of pussyfied in that regard.at pussified (adj.) under pussy, n.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 390: Maybe I’d accompany Malcolm and his girlfriend to the kegger out on campus, have a beer, shoot the shit.at shoot (the) shit (v.) under shoot, v.
O is for Outlaw (2000) 391: The very notion had put Mark on a tear, thinking we had evidence of their association.at tear, n.
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