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JACK |
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general term for addressing a male, see also MAN |
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""Nero say, 'That's killin' me Jack, 'cause you know I blow
wid a great big show!'" |
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JAM SESSION |
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a musical gathering where improvisation is emphasised |
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"Blew jam sessions in the men cats' Sunday hats, /And even hung up the lady cats' backyard chats." |
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JAMMIES |
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strong feelings of anxiety |
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"I now got the jammies and the double flippies, but I still keep diggin' the 14 commandments . . ." |
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[ Buckley Describes First Jet Ride ] |
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JAPANESE A BAB-A-DAP |
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a mental and/or physical paroxysm |
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". . . he come swangin' down doin' a Mexican Tailspin and the Japanese a bab-a-dap." |
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JAPANESE RING DING DINNER |
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a preparation of fantastic and exotic foods |
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" . . . in the middle of which stood a banquet table that was loaded with Goody City. It had a hundred and twenty-two Japanese Ring Ding dinners and a hundred and seventy-seven Christmas Dinners . . ." |
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[ Bad-Rapping of the Marquis De Sade ] |
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JAZZ |
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a word that substitutes for another word like "thing" or
"things" |
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". . . they want him to make the radio and the video and
all that jazz - he can't make all that jazz!" |
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JEHOVAH CAT |
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the Christian god |
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"I don't know about that Jehovah Cat." |
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JOIN ME OUT |
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an invitation to go somewhere |
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"'That's right.' Said, 'I got a big party pad over the hill
here. Everything to have a good time with.' He say, 'How'd you like to join
me out?'" |
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[ Bad-Rapping of the Marquis De Sade ] |
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JOINT |
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any place where an event is taking place |
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"And here comes the openin'' night! And the joint is jumpin'!" |
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JOLT |
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a drink |
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"The Juicehead Kid was a' takin' a jolt." |
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JONAH-SIZE POOL |
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a small body of water that a mere mortal could deal with |
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"You must mean some little old Jonah-size pool, don't you, Lord?" |
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JUICE |
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alcohol |
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"Nero throw his juice in the air and stood straight up . . ." |
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JUICE SESSION |
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a drinking party |
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"He was the kind of cat that went over to a little juice session with one of his friends." |
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JUMP OFF |
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to begin |
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"Wham!!! The fanfare jump off!!!" |
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JUMP SORE |
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get angry |
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"'Jack', I said, 'Or Jilly, if I've crossed you, don't jump sore.'" |
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JUMPIN' |
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pertaining to a scene where a lot is happening or there is
much excitement |
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". . . big jumpin' LA! [from "Trouble"], living, "They was a cat jumpin' around that time that had some bad press." |
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JUMPIN' SALTY |
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angry |
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". . . and they been sleepin' in crevices and shoe boxes and shelves and holes in the walls ever since and they is very salty with you, Nero!" |
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