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New Girls (1982) 306: She [...] felt great that she was going to ace her exams.at ace, v.
New Girls (1982) 306: She [...] felt great that she was going to ace her exams. New Girls (1982) 325: The other letter was essentially a bread-and-butter letter from Lisa.at bread and butter letter (n.) under bread-and-butter, adj.
New Girls (1982) 54: My dear, she thinks I’m the cat’s ass. Which I am, of course.at cat’s ass, n.1
New Girls (1982) 312: You get past all that trivial bullshit – how’s your work, how’s your ass.at how’s your ass? under ass, n.
New Girls (1982) 271: Fat chance, babycakes.at babycakes (n.) under baby, n.
New Girls (1982) 208: They did a bang-up job raising money for the symphony.at bang-up, adj.
New Girls (1982) 123: ‘It wouldn’t be that bad,’ said Ann doubtfully. ‘You bet your ass it would.’.at bet one’s (sweet) ass (v.) under bet, v.
New Girls (1982) 234: She’s gonna blow lunch ...at blow lunch (v.) under blow, v.1
New Girls (1982) 303: Ann’s class was quite browned off [...] to miss the chance of seeing television.at browned off, adj.
New Girls (1982) 130: Jesus, she really is bucking for Government, isn’t she?at buck for, v.
New Girls (1982) 135: She didn’t think Miss Purse was completely bughouse.at bughouse, adj.1
New Girls (1982) 191: Oh, God, the coal’s gone from the end of your cigarette. Where is it? I think your pants are on fire.at coal, n.1
New Girls (1982) 20: The other girls go to Congo – that’s the Congregational Church.at congo, n.3
New Girls (1982) 235: I know a guy who got suspended from Princeton for taking a dump in Times Square.at take a dump (v.) under dump, n.4
New Girls (1982) 267: The mother’d been in AA for years, but she fell off the wagon and had to be locked up.at fall off the (water) wagon (v.) under fall, v.1
New Girls (1982) 306: She’d get to feeling good, even, to [...] getting up as early as she liked without having to take any flak from Rowley.at flak, n.
New Girls (1982) 51: I was sure that Miss Moltke would flunk me, the flit.at flit, n.2
New Girls (1982) 98: Ann learned [...] about how hard it is to make the varsity soccer team even though you were practically the best regular substitute on the whole frosh team.at frosh, n.
New Girls (1982) 105: ‘Give my granny a frosty.’ Pear reached into an ice bucket and produced a can of Ballantine ale.at frosty, n.
New Girls (1982) 227: He’s so fucking gorgeous.at fucking, adv.
New Girls (1982) 312: The only other thing that gets me off like that is coke.at get off, v.3
New Girls (1982) 257: They know a girl with a record of leadership at Miss Pratt’s will offer them just as much as some greasy grind with straight A’s from the local high school.at grind, n.
New Girls (1982) 167: I’d be embarrassed, actually, to [...] see real grossers representing Miss Pratt’s.at grosser, n.
New Girls (1982) 182: You get in line for the grunts [...] and we’ll belly up to the bar.at grunt, n.
New Girls (1982) 245: Prince Charming was always some awful grunt.at grunt, n.
New Girls (1982) 55: I thought I was going to split a gut laughing.at bust a gut (v.) under gut, n.
New Girls (1982) 44: It seemed like so much smug hoohah to me.at hooha, n.
New Girls (1982) 287: Found some babe who’s so hot for it she wants to take us both on!at hot for (adj.) under hot, adj.
New Girls (1982) 136: My dear, it must be a little drunk out.at it, n.1
New Girls (1982) 22: ‘Lisa,’ her father interrupted, ‘you can put a lid on that girl chat for just a minute, can’t you?’.at put the lid on (v.) under lid, n.
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