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in Hellhole 126: And some of them is policy bankers now and all kinds of money.at all kinds of, adv.
in Hellhole 126: And some of them is policy bankers now and all kinds of money. in Hellhole 234: The greatest single affection among the ‘stud broads’ [...] is the close-cropped men’s haircut, ranging from a practical crew to the popular ‘Duck’s Ass.’.at duck’s arse, n.
in Hellhole 155: We women be better off if only we didn’t need them [i.e. men] so much for ass.at ass, n.
in Hellhole 215: So I was mad. [...] You can imagine how goddamn burned I was.at burned (at), adj.
Hellhole 121: There was a strength and assurance in the way colored people used ‘baby’ (they’d coined it and felt it belonged to them).at baby, n.
(con. 1890s) in Hellhole 161: Criminals whom Molly still designates by the names with which she first learned to identify them: [...] ‘bats or owls’ – streetwalkers who work at night.at bat, n.1
in Hellhole 222: His pill bit was done and he told me about the shooting.at bit, n.1
in Hellhole 171: They sit with you [...] around a scarred wooden table in one of their own Bloody Bucket bars on the Bowery.at bloody bucket (n.) under bloody, adj.
in Hellhole 210: I know that she’s gay [...] And I gave her a look back like ‘You’ll be my slave now and I’ll blow your whole scene if you don’t do what I want.’.at blow someone’s act (v.) under blow, v.2
in Hellhole 51: I flew off the handle because I had a terrible migraine headache – I go crazy when I get a migraine [...] I was so bugged I just got hysterical.at bugged, adj.1
in Hellhole 82: I found out later some of them were gay, but they didn’t wear bulldyke haircuts and you wouldn’t know.at bull-dyke, n.
in Hellhole 229: Let’s suppose I’m in on a short bust. Let’s say I’m in for ninety days.at bust, n.
in Hellhole 186: A marvelous atmosphere cooked up to make Caspar Milquetoasts feel like big brave explorers.at Caspar Milquetoast, n.
(con. 1890s) in Hellhole 161: Criminals whom Molly still designates by the names with which she first learned to identify them: ‘Cats’ or ‘gooks’ – the small-time madams she presently meets in the House of detention.at cat, n.1
in Hellhole 30: Frankie, my ‘cellie,’ said that if I wanted a shower I’d have to scramble for it.at cellie, n.
in Hellhole 221: You’ll come along to stand chickie for the cops.at lay chickie (v.) under chickee!, excl.
in Hellhole 149: This broad, Birdie, she is no chicken having had three different sets of kids by three fathers.at no chicken under chicken, n.
in Hellhole 94: You’re not a chippy any more but are hooked.at chippie, n.5
in Hellhole 217: [of lesbians] When they needed to, femmes and butches [...] picked up tricks and put on circuses for them [...] The tricks were old. Their dicks went hard watching us.at circus, n.
(con. 1900s) Hellhole 165: She tells about the ‘ol’ clo’ shops’ managed by businessmen with long beards and caps on their heads.at old clo, n.
in Hellhole 193: I’m a bit of a clothes horse [...] sort of glamorous.at clotheshorse, n.
in Hellhole 149: I’m going to kill all them motherens that burned me for my coin over the past twelve years.at coin, n.
in Hellhole 123: Cora May sold most of her cigarettes to ‘coolies,’ girls who weren’t auxiliary gang members.at coolie, n.2
in Hellhole 218: We were kopacetic till her mother found out about us.at copacetic, adj.
in Hellhole 238: She used to crack me up because she really believed that I’d never go back to a man now that she was my lover.at crack someone up (v.) under crack, v.2
in Hellhole 56: I found out that with headshrinkers the ones who act nicest to your face can be the crummiest behind your back.at crummy, adj.2
in Hellhole 189: Some white daddy-o offers to lay a lot of money and expensive presents on me.at daddy-o, n.
Hellhole 47: She had me deadlocked – put into solitary confinement.at deadlock, n.
in Hellhole 153: Cindy explains the point well in her story of her ‘third-degreeing’ by a certain officer.at third degree, v.
in Hellhole 109: He was seventeen and ‘dicty-looking’ and Bertha would have done anything he wanted.at dicty, adj.
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