1979 P. Hamill Deadly Piece 11: The Turtle? Just your average card-carrying run-of-the-mill bad guy.at bad guy (n.) under bad, adj.
1979 P. Hamill Deadly Piece 208: Come on, Briscoe, let’s make her really groan [...] Let’s bury our beef. In her.at bury one’s beef (v.) under beef, n.1
1979 P. Hamill Deadly Piece 98: Your cousin Ike thought he was boffing Ileana, but probably Monon was boffing Ike.at boff, v.
1979 P. Hamill Deadly Piece 70: The cops think he’s been working with the Cubans in coke, shylocking and fencing, out in Brooklyn.at fencing, n.
1979 P. Hamill Deadly Piece 52: A fetid fudgy smell of drying blood and loosened bowels stained the air.at fudge, n.
1979 P. Hamill Deadly Piece 155: Just for your information, Sambo, I feel nothing of the kind.at sambo, n.1
1979 P. Hamill Deadly Piece 66: It was a shot in the dark. I had no idea what he knew.at shot in the dark (n.) under shot, n.1
1979 P. Hamill Deadly Piece 70: The cops think he’s been working with the Cubans in coke, shylocking and fencing, out in Brooklyn.at shylock, v.
1979 P. Hamill Deadly Piece 71: It’s that one over in Forest Hills that’s got the cops wiggy. They can’t make that one out at all.at wiggy, adj.