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[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 74: Methadone — originally called Dolophine, named for Adolph Hitler by kiss-ass Nazi chemists.
at kiss-ass, adj.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 122: They mad-dogged us and then the boy grabbed one of his chiquita’s butt cheeks [...] Nora slid her eyes my way and shrugged. ‘Some guys like ’em assy’.
at assy (adj.) under ass, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 132: Living in Echo Park, banging out cool-ass webcasts, maybe being in a band.
at -ass, sfx
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 114: Harold also swore he didn’t mind the ‘dumbasses’ and ‘morons’ they yelled after him.
at dumb-ass, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 16: MacArthur Park, where twelve-year-old 18th Street bangers kept the stuff [i.e. heroin] in balloons in their mouths.
at balloon, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 76: Union Station had a bang-up ending. I won’t ruin it for you.
at bang-up, adj.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 14: I’d try to sit through Regis and Kelly without a bang of chiba [...] I couldn’t make it past Regis’s rouge without a second shot.
at bang, n.1
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 16: MacArthur Park, where twelve-year-old 18th Street bangers kept the stuff [i.e. heroin] in balloons in their mouths.
at banger, n.6
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 28: He let me take in his steel blue eyes, chiseled beak, and white crew cut.
at beak, n.2
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 156: I just took his car. Bent fuck like that, he’s not going to go to the authorities.
at bent, adj.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 226: Grandma Essie [...] she’d spank me for BO, and it was like being beaten by a Cro-Magnon bluehair.
at bluehair (n.) under blue, adj.1
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 15: You don’t always have time to pull over and find somewhere convenient to do your business.
at do one’s business (v.) under business, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 93: A hundred or two buzzed silhouettes bumped and hopped around a drum circle.
at buzzed, adj.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 176: I dropped to my knees and started to study the floor [...] Carpet-mining, not to get technical [...] We’d run out of drugs and I was scouring the floor to see if we’d dropped any.
at carpet mine (v.) under carpet, n.1
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 218: We decided to mix shooting with smoking. Chasing the proverbial dragon.
at chase the dragon, v.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 193: The cheesedick bastard who banged my head off the marble floor of a Four Seasons bathroom.
at cheesedick (n.) under cheese, n.1
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 14: While cheesy, this [i.e. writing copy for medical products] is a serious, high-stakes business.
at cheesy, adj.2
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 14: I’d try to sit through Regis and Kelly without a bang of chiba [...] I couldn’t make it past Regis’s rouge without a second shot.
at chiba, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 122: They mad-dogged us and then the boy grabbed one of his chiquita’s butt cheeks.
at chiquita, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 107: A trio of Cholitas pushing strollers stopped to stare.
at cholo, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 119: She spread herself open and slapped her clit [...] while I slid in and out of her from behind.
at clit, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 138: Watch your step, I think somebody’s clocking us from the window.
at clock, v.1
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 64: On cocaine they crawl back and burrow under your skin. Coke bugs!
at coke bug (n.) under coke, n.1
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 139: We weard the sounds of what [...] used to be called ‘torrid lovemaking.’ If part of romance involved screaming ‘filthy whore’ and ‘cum bucket’ from the bed of passion.
at come-bucket (n.) under come, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 201: T explained to the (partly intrigued, partly creeped) staff how [etc.].
at creep someone out, v.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 89: He was a bus driver. Riding back after a run. Deadheading.
at deadhead, v.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 112: ‘So,’ I said, feeling dickish without doing anything to stop it, ‘is there somebody who makes money out of kids with defects and learning disorders?’.
at dickish (adj.) under dick, n.1
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 249: Some babies are just born with a big do.
at do, n.
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 52: Riding the Dog. When’s the last time you traveled by long-distance bus? Or sat in a Greyhound station?
at dog, the, n.1
[US] J. Stahl Happy Mutant Baby Pills 28: Son, I was down while you were still boosting Slurpees from the 7-Eleven.
at down, adv.3
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