An Index to Thomas Pynchon's Works | Item: blood-abstract

⇒ GR Part One 14: 95 (-s) Orthography

Similar: 1842

⇒ 'cute - 5*
⇒ 'sucker - 2*
⇒ 5-to-2 odds - GR Part One 18: 145-154 p. 146, 149 (w/o odds)
⇒ a fraction of the space - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 135
⇒ a patch - AD Three 48.5: 673-677 p. 677 (Telepathy [...] would not be [...] -?)
⇒ A+ - AD Five 70.7: 1076-1077 p. 1076
⇒ a-begging - GR Part One 20: 167-174 p. 169
⇒ a-blush - AD Three 37.3: 506-510 p. 509
⇒ a-bustle - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 302 (dice tables - with challenge, insult and imprecation)
⇒ a-fracturing - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 185
⇒ a-jitter - AD Two 27.4: 348-351 p. 350
⇒ a-riot - AD Two 27.5: 351-353 p. 351 (silk brocade - with Oriental scenes)
⇒ a-seethe - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 533
⇒ a-shine - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 446 (brass fittings [...] -)
⇒ a-thrill - AD Two 27.3: 343-347 p. 346
⇒ a-thrum - AD Two 21.5: 255-255 p. 255
⇒ aboriginal - 2*
⇒ about - 2*
⇒ above - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 245 (invisible levels -)
⇒ absence - AD Four 60.17: 890-891 p. 890 (- of desire)
⇒ absentee - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 131
⇒ absquatulate - 2*
⇒ absquatulator - AD Three 35.1: 472-474 p. 473 (every last sinful -)
⇒ accident - GR Part Two 4: 226-236 p. 229
⇒ accounted-for - AD Four 60.3: 871-872 p. 871 (not yet - amounts of time and money)
⇒ actually shifted - AD Two 15.1: 171-174 p. 172
⇒ after - 3*
⇒ after-dinner - 2*
⇒ after-images - 2*
⇒ again - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 187
⇒ against - 2*
⇒ aggrandization - AD Three 36.1: 489-490 p. 490 (socio-acrobatic -)
⇒ airy-fairy - AD Two 26.1: 318-320 p. 319 (- scratch-marks)
⇒ alarm-device - AD Four 50.2: 698-701 p. 699 (any number of -s into alluring cry)
⇒ alive - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 141
⇒ all - 7*
⇒ all the way - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 313 (- back east)
⇒ allmost-familiar - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 451 (- shade)
⇒ alloyed-steel - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 526
⇒ almost - AD Five 70.3: 1072-1073 p. 1073
⇒ almost-matured - AD Three 42.1: 588-594 p. 590 (- moustache)
⇒ almost-musical - AD Four 56.3: 796-797 p. 796 (- crescendo)
⇒ along - AD Four 50.3: 701-703 p. 701
⇒ already-at-large - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 145
⇒ also - 2*
⇒ altogether-incomprehensible - AD Four 54.1: 768-769 p. 768 (- women)
⇒ always - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 52
⇒ ambulational frequence - AD Three 36.10: 499-501 p. 500
⇒ ambuscade - AD Two 26.1: 318-320 p. 319 (eyes in leafy -)
⇒ ample-spirited - AD Two 23.1: 273-277 p. 274 (- offers)
⇒ Anarchist-hunting - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 175 (- days in Chicago)
⇒ ankle-biter - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 465
⇒ another - AD Two 21.3: 250-253 p. 252
⇒ anti-grace - AD Four 61.2: 893-895 p. 895
⇒ antiquities - AD Three 43.1: 605-609 p. 607 (and single quoted)
⇒ anybody - AD Three 35.2: 474-475 p. 475 (- ever cry for you, Deuce?)
⇒ anyone - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 52 (how could - live with such a creature?)
⇒ anything - 4*
⇒ appear - GR Part One 13: 83-92 p. 90 (-s)
⇒ archetypical - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 67 (Not - westwardman, but the only.)
⇒ arnophilia - AD Two 18.2: 210-214 p. 211
⇒ as - AD Three 42.1: 588-594 p. 592 (- the back door)
⇒ as such - AD Two 26.3: 322-326 p. 324
⇒ as we know it - AD One 4.3: 33-35 p. 34
⇒ as-ever - AD Three 42.2: 595-597 p. 595
⇒ as-yet-unaccelerated - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 454 (- animals)
⇒ as-yet-uncatalogued - AD Three 36.8: 497-498 p. 498 (- memorandum)
⇒ as-yet-undiscovered - AD Four 57.8: 815-817 p. 816 (- notes of redemption)
⇒ as-yet-unilluminated - AD Three 43.2: 609-614 p. 610 (- deeps of her torment)
⇒ as-yet-unintroduced - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 158
⇒ as-yet-unwritten - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 151 (- history)
⇒ aspen-filtered - AD Two 15.3: 178-179 p. 178 (- shadows)
⇒ ass-first - AD Three 38.3: 540-542 p. 541
⇒ assbackwards - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 123
⇒ assembly-room - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 122
⇒ assertion-through-structure - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 10
⇒ auroral - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 116 (- energy)
⇒ average-looking - AD One 7.3: 66-69 p. 68
⇒ ax-bearing - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 127 (- avengers)
⇒ back - 2*
⇒ back-alley - AD Four 62.3: 911-914 p. 911 (- beatings and murders)
⇒ back-country - AD Four 60.13: 886-887 p. 887 (the - of [Cyprian's] thinking)
⇒ back-east - 3*
⇒ back-lot - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 89 (- shanties)
⇒ back-watching - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 292 (in a - way)
⇒ bad taste - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 114
⇒ ball-room - AD Three 37.3: 506-510 p. 510
⇒ bangtogether - AD Two 22.1: 260-262 p. 260 (a squalid, undersize - sagging between its posts)
⇒ barely-visible - AD Four 67.1: 1000-1002 p. 1002
⇒ barrel-rolling - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 535 (full - conviviality)
⇒ bastard - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 48
⇒ battery - AD Three 32.1: 431-433 p. 432
⇒ battle-fatigued - GR Part One 12: 72-83 p. 75
⇒ bean-brain - AD One 4.1: 26-31 p. 26
⇒ Beast Without Shame - AD One 7.3: 66-69 p. 67
⇒ beat-up - 3*
⇒ beauty-parlor - AD Four 69.9: 1051-1054 p. 1052 (- bob)
⇒ bed-buddyin - AD Three 45.3: 639-643 p. 642
⇒ bed-coverings - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 526
⇒ bed-going - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 130 (- complaints)
⇒ bed-sitter - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 115 (-s)
⇒ beetle-banter - AD One 9.2: 99-104 p. 102
⇒ before - 3*
⇒ before I was even conceived - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 408
⇒ began - AD Three 40.5: 564-567 p. 566
⇒ begins to increase - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 305
⇒ behind the sky - AD Two 19.1: 219-223 p. 223
⇒ belch-gathering - GR Part One 20: 167-174 p. 169 (- infusions)
⇒ believed-in - 2*
⇒ bell-curve - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 51 (-s)
⇒ bell-metal - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 420 (- bass harmonicas)
⇒ belly-band - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 100 (the bright zone of frost that -s the reared and shadowy rocket)
⇒ belonged - 2*
⇒ below - 2*
⇒ best-appointed - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 452
⇒ best-priced - AD Two 23.1: 273-277 p. 274 (the - ore)
⇒ better - AD Two 22.2: 262-264 p. 263 (- than that)
⇒ better-known - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 574
⇒ between - 3*
⇒ bickering-at-a-distance - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 226
⇒ big - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 186 ([the octopus]'s a - one)
⇒ big in the works - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 382 (something -)
⇒ big-city - AD Four 65.1: 976-981 p. 980 (- vices)
⇒ big-hearted - AD Two 17.2: 200-201 p. 201 (- winners and bad losers)
⇒ bitter-end - AD Four 66.1: 982-983 p. 982 (- Magonistas)
⇒ bituminous - 2*
⇒ bivouac - AD Two 28.3: 362-366 p. 364 (a night's -)
⇒ black-powder - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 109
⇒ Blackdream - GR Part Three 9: 390-392 p. 391 (Blackwoman, Blackrocket, -)
⇒ blade-twinkling - AD Three 44.2: 619-621 p. 619 (a - way)
⇒ blood-abstract - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 95 (-s)
⇒ blood-crazy - AD Two 22.2: 262-264 p. 263 (his penis - for her)
⇒ blood-freezing - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 463 (a - scream)
⇒ blood-happy - AD Two 26.6: 329-335 p. 334 (- scale of Bulgarians or Chinese)
⇒ blood-warfare - AD Two 14.3: 163-167 p. 165 (-, ubiquitous and never-ending)
⇒ bloviating - AD One 7.6: 75-80 p. 77
⇒ blow-up - AD Two 15.6: 186-188 p. 187
⇒ blown-about - AD Four 61.2: 893-895 p. 893 (- field of mineral stumps)
⇒ boar-tusk - AD Four 64.22: 964-965 p. 964 (elk-horn and -)
⇒ body-jobbed - AD One 10.2: 109-109 p. 109
⇒ bog-standard - AD Two 20.2: 237-239 p. 237 (- public official)
⇒ bolt-action - AD Four 64.23: 965-967 p. 965 (- weaponry)
⇒ bomb-pierced - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 93
⇒ bomb-roller - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 185 (- interest)
⇒ bone-structure - AD Four 50.2: 698-701 p. 700
⇒ booger - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 420
⇒ book-dealer's - AD Four 53.12: 766-767 p. 766 (a - in Bukhara)
⇒ book-learning - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 158 (- part)
⇒ booklet-size - AD Four 68.4: 1027-1028 p. 1028 (a - ecclesiastical calender)
⇒ border-town - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 526 (- hotels)
⇒ both - GR Part One 4: 20-29 p. 22 (- [Marjorie and Norma])
⇒ bottle-wielding - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 214 (- [...] mob)
⇒ bought it used - AD Two 30.2: 401-405 p. 405 (and you -)
⇒ box-blowers - AD Two 15.6: 186-188 p. 187 (some gang of -)
⇒ boys and girls - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 531 (just like - would do)
⇒ boys-book - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 418 (- innocence)
⇒ Branches - GR Part Three 24: 537-548 p. 547
⇒ brand-new - 5*
⇒ brass-colored - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 202 (- light)
⇒ brass-edged - AD Three 40.5: 564-567 p. 565 (a - groove)
⇒ brass-trimmed - AD Four 54.5: 773-776 p. 775 (- box)
⇒ breakfast-laden - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 408 (- trays)
⇒ breathing - 2*
⇒ bride-to-be - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 131 (middleclass -)
⇒ bridge-rails - AD One 7.2: 61-66 p. 66
⇒ bridge-size - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 574
⇒ bright-eyed - 5*
⇒ bring him in - AD Two 28.1: 358-361 p. 359
⇒ broken-field - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 159 (- running)
⇒ broken-hearted - 2*
⇒ broken-spined - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 136 (- books)
⇒ brother - 4*
⇒ brush-covered - AD Four 55.13: 788-789 p. 788 (the dilapidated, - road known as the Trakt)
⇒ brutal - AD Four 69.9: 1051-1054 p. 1052
⇒ bubble-and-squeak - GR Part One 20: 167-174 p. 171 (last night's -)
⇒ bubble-shot - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 213 (- cascades)
⇒ buck-and-wing - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 302 (a damn - artist)
⇒ buckaroo - 4*
⇒ buffalo-hunting - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 85 (- Indians)
⇒ bug brains - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 428 (- [...] fricaseed, I think)
⇒ built-in - AD Four 64.14: 956-956 p. 961 (a - property)
⇒ bull-elephant - AD Four 57.9: 817-817 p. 817 (- thundering of sailors)
⇒ bunghole - AD Two 22.10: 269-270 p. 269 (such a pain in the ol' -)
⇒ bunkmates - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 201 (these girl -)
⇒ burn-off - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 441
⇒ bush-size - AD Four 69.5: 1045-1047 p. 1046 (- basil plants)
⇒ bushy-tailed - AD Four 52.3: 728-730 p. 730 (bright-eyed and -)
⇒ but - 2*
⇒ but in reverse - AD Two 21.3: 250-253 p. 250
⇒ but what would only be - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 256
⇒ button-strung - GR Part One 18: 145-154 p. 149 (long - cuffs)
⇒ camphor-gum - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 118
⇒ can - 2*
⇒ can't - 2*
⇒ can't ever - AD Three 40.5: 564-567 p. 567
⇒ canard - AD Three 36.6: 495-496 p. 496 (failed -s)
⇒ candle-power - 2*
⇒ capital - 2*
⇒ caravanserais - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 439
⇒ carryin-on - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 314
⇒ case-hardened - AD Three 47.2: 656-658 p. 656 (- veterans)
⇒ case-resolution - AD Three 49.2: 683-688 p. 684
⇒ cash-and-carry - AD Three 45.1: 637-638 p. 637 (on a - basis)
⇒ casualty-list - AD Three 48.1: 661-662 p. 661
⇒ cause - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 306
⇒ ceiling-slats - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 68
⇒ center-of-the-world - AD Two 23.1: 273-277 p. 274 (- willingness)
⇒ certain glances - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 464
⇒ chalk-dust - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 140
⇒ change - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 114 (something's -d)
⇒ charcoal-saturated - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 94
⇒ Charles Whatsis-name - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 308 (- trouble)
⇒ charmer - AD Three 42.1: 588-594 p. 594
⇒ cheaply-sold - AD Five 70.8: 1077-1083 p. 1079
⇒ cherry-pitting - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 284 (- machines)
⇒ cherub-blown - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 189
⇒ Child of the storm - AD Two 16.1: 189-191 p. 190
⇒ child-labor - AD Three 36.8: 497-498 p. 498 (- statutes)
⇒ child-surrogate - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 131
⇒ chock-full - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 118
⇒ choked-up - AD Three 37.3: 506-510 p. 510 (a - treble)
⇒ choose wrong - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 312
⇒ chorale - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 153 (a - of pain)
⇒ chore-running - AD Three 34.3: 468-470 p. 469 (- angels)
⇒ chow - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 440
⇒ chow-line - AD One 10.3: 109-111 p. 110
⇒ church-supper - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 337 (- smell)
⇒ cigar-chewing - AD Two 27.3: 343-347 p. 347 (a - bruiser)
⇒ circuit - AD One 9.1: 97-99 p. 98 (- rider)
⇒ circular cabins - AD Three 37.7: 514-516 p. 516 (some very curious -)
⇒ circus-striped - AD Four 61.5: 900-903 p. 901 (- tents)
⇒ claptrap - AD Three 36.6: 495-496 p. 496
⇒ clean-edged - AD Two 28.3: 362-366 p. 365
⇒ clean-living - GR Part One 13: 83-92 p. 86 (we - lot)
⇒ clean-shaven - AD Two 18.2: 210-214 p. 212 (- upperl lip)
⇒ clear - AD Four 56.2: 794-796 p. 795 (What is -?)
⇒ clear-edged - AD Three 34.1: 460-462 p. 460 (- dreams)
⇒ clear-headed - AD Four 57.3: 808-810 p. 809
⇒ close - AD Three 37.12: 523-524 p. 524 (- enough)
⇒ close-knit - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 300 (this - li'l community)
⇒ close-up - 3*
⇒ co-conscious - 7*
⇒ co-develop - AD Two 26.1: 318-320 p. 318 (-ed)
⇒ coconut-shy - AD Four 57.1: 806-807 p. 806
⇒ coffee-ring - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 105 (-ed)
⇒ cognizant - AD Three 42.4: 602-603 p. 602 (more - listeners)
⇒ colic-free - AD One 7.3: 66-69 p. 67 (- sleep)
⇒ colonist - AD Three 37.9: 519-520 p. 520 (-s)
⇒ color-blind - 2*
⇒ color-coded - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 408 (- tickets)
⇒ color-printing - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 162
⇒ come-along - GR Part One 21: 174-177 p. 177
⇒ coming-true - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 151 (its -)
⇒ commercial-grade - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 140 (cables sheathed in - Gutta Percha)
⇒ communistic - AD One 10.4: 111-112 p. 112
⇒ company-issued - AD Four 69.9: 1051-1054 p. 1052 (a - Bulldog)
⇒ compass-bearing - AD Four 50.1: 697-698 p. 697 (- and magnitude)
⇒ completely - AD Four 51.5: 722-723 p. 722
⇒ confab - AD Two 12.2: 146-148 p. 146 (funny sort of -)
⇒ connubial - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 231 (- visits from Albert)
⇒ conscious - 2*
⇒ consciously scientific - AD Two 26.4: 326-328 p. 327
⇒ contacts - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 66 (But - are living in these waste regions.)
⇒ continent-size - AD Three 37.11: 522-522 p. 522 (- school [of fish])
⇒ contortionists - AD Two 19.1: 219-223 p. 229 (- at the ten-in-one)
⇒ contrary-to-fact - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 539
⇒ Conversation with a Parrot - AD Two 29.4: 385-391 p. 387
⇒ copy-cat - AD Two 22.10: 269-270 p. 270 (a - bomber
⇒ corker - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 381
⇒ corn-husk - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 379 (- mattresses)
⇒ corrent-model - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 425
⇒ corrupting youth - AD Two 26.6: 329-335 p. 335
⇒ could - 3*
⇒ couple-three - 15*
⇒ cow-eyed - AD Three 48.5: 673-677 p. 677 (- pleading)
⇒ cp. - AD Three 36.6: 495-496 p. 495 (- Wilhelm II file)
⇒ crabapple-blossom - AD Three 34.3: 468-470 p. 468 (- scent)
⇒ cross-border - AD Three 48.4: 667-673 p. 671 (- inflections)
⇒ cross-hatched - AD Four 64.3: 935-939 p. 936
⇒ cross-section - AD Four 55.13: 788-789 p. 788
⇒ crossing-guard - AD Four 58.7: 833-835 p. 833 (-s)
⇒ crossing-point - AD Four 58.4: 826-829 p. 829
⇒ crowd-footfalls - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 104
⇒ cruel - AD Three 36.3: 493-493 p. 493
⇒ cruising-lamps - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 434
⇒ crusty-nosed - AD Four 67.8: 1007-1008 p. 1007 (a - Montenegrin)
⇒ crystal-choked - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 129 (- cave)
⇒ cunningly-arranged - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 114 (- crystals)
⇒ curvaceous - AD One 10.3: 109-111 p. 109
⇒ cut-out - AD Four 68.9: 1035-1039 p. 1036
⇒ cut-steel - GR Part One 18: 145-154 p. 149
⇒ cuts - AD Three 44.1: 615-619 p. 618
⇒ dadblame - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 246 (those - Russians)
⇒ damn - 3*
⇒ damn forwarding service - AD Two 15.1: 171-174 p. 173
⇒ damnable stillness - AD Three 41.7: 584-585 p. 586 (the - of paint)
⇒ danger - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 8 (-'s over), 12 (For -’s a roof I fell from long ago)
⇒ dark - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 288
⇒ dark-plumed - AD Four 57.6: 812-813 p. 812 (a - hat)
⇒ dark-rimmed - AD Two 27.5: 351-353 p. 351 (Davenport figures with - eyes)
⇒ dash - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 441 (I must -)
⇒ day-tripping - AD Two 25.3: 314-317 p. 315
⇒ day-wage - AD Four 52.12: 744-746 p. 745 (- assassins)
⇒ day-wearied - AD Four 68.6: 1029-1032 p. 1032 (- birds)
⇒ days not yet transpired - AD Two 11.5: 131-134 p. 133
⇒ dazzle - AD Three 37.7: 514-516 p. 516 (- camouflage)
⇒ dazzle-painting - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 122
⇒ de-christened - AD One 10.2: 109-109 p. 109
⇒ de-frocked - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 466
⇒ dead-of-night - AD Three 37.8: 516-519 p. 517 (- christening)
⇒ dead-secrets - AD Three 35.1: 472-474 p. 473
⇒ dear - AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 367 (- Mizziz Chirpingdon-Groin)
⇒ Dearest - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 89
⇒ dearly-bought - AD Four 59.1: 849-852 p. 850
⇒ death-packing - AD Two 28.2: 361-362 p. 361 (- law, Pinkerton and public)
⇒ death-warrant - AD Four 58.4: 826-829 p. 826
⇒ debauchery - AD One 9.2: 99-104 p. 103
⇒ deciduous - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 257 (- masonry)
⇒ decking-out - AD Four 65.1: 976-981 p. 981
⇒ deep-fried - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 538 (- potatoes)
⇒ delicate - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 381
⇒ denumerably - AD Three 32.1: 431-433 p. 432
⇒ deps - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 423
⇒ deputized - AD Two 18.2: 210-214 p. 213 (- townsfolk)
⇒ desirable - AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 367 (- Mizziz)
⇒ desk - 2*
⇒ desk-set - AD Two 26.2: 320-322 p. 321
⇒ desk-work - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 422
⇒ destroyer - 2*
⇒ desuetude - AD One 10.1: 107-108 p. 107 (this era of -)
⇒ diamond-edged - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 434 (- sand-augers)
⇒ did - 2*
⇒ didn't - 2*
⇒ dimly-lighted - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 434 (- spaces)
⇒ direct - AD Four 50.6: 705-707 p. 706
⇒ directed at - GR Part One 18: 145-154 p. 150
⇒ dirt-blurry - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 101
⇒ dirty-faced - AD Two 16.1: 189-191 p. 190
⇒ discombobulancy - AD Three 48.4: 667-673 p. 668
⇒ discombobulation - AD One 7.3: 66-69 p. 67
⇒ discombombulate - 4*
⇒ discover - AD Three 44.7: 628-632 p. 628
⇒ discuss - AD Three 37.3: 506-510 p. 510 (have you been -ing me)
⇒ disease-free - AD Two 14.3: 163-167 p. 166
⇒ disguise - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 446 (I'm in -)
⇒ disgusting - AD Four 69.9: 1051-1054 p. 1052
⇒ display of floors - AD Two 27.3: 343-347 p. 343
⇒ do - 5*
⇒ do choose - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 413
⇒ doctoral-candidate - AD Three 42.3: 597-601 p. 597 (- talk)
⇒ does - 4*
⇒ doily-draped - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 299 (- venue)
⇒ doing - 4*
⇒ dolled-up - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 63 (- redskins)
⇒ domiciled - AD Four 60.1: 864-869 p. 865
⇒ don't - 6*
⇒ done-to - AD Four 66.4: 986-988 p. 987 (which was doer and which -)
⇒ dormant - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 442 (- mode)
⇒ double-checking - AD Three 44.2: 619-621 p. 620 (- doors)
⇒ double-checking - GR Part Four 5: 663-673 p. 673
⇒ double-crosser - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 417
⇒ double-crossing - AD Four 63.3: 922-924 p. 923
⇒ double-ended - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 107
⇒ double-fart - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 10 ([the phone call is] like a rude metal -)
⇒ double-jacked - AD Three 47.2: 656-658 p. 657
⇒ down - 4*
⇒ downtown - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 154
⇒ draw-note - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 420 (a - problem)
⇒ dry-eyed - AD Four 65.1: 976-981 p. 981 (a - sigh)
⇒ dry-skinned - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 312 (- feverishness of shame)
⇒ dry-throated - AD Two 11.5: 131-134 p. 133 (- coughing)
⇒ ducal - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 248 (our - displeasure)
⇒ Duck - AD Two 26.5: 328-329 p. 328
⇒ dueling-society - AD Three 42.3: 597-601 p. 597 (- cap)
⇒ dust-choked - AD One 8.2: 96-96 p. 96 (- arroyo)
⇒ dust-cloud - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 256
⇒ dust-covered - 2*
⇒ dust-crowded - AD Four 69.13: 1059-1061 p. 1061 (- shafts of light)
⇒ dust-devil - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 434 (a short-lived -)
⇒ dust-free - AD Four 64.12: 950-954 p. 953
⇒ dustup - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 201
⇒ dynamite-crazy - AD Four 59.1: 849-852 p. 849
⇒ dynamite-happy - AD Two 16.5: 195-196 p. 196 (honest-to-God - Anarchist)
⇒ dynamite-related - AD Five 70.7: 1076-1077 p. 1076 (- activities)
⇒ ear-splitting - AD Three 32.3: 443-445 p. 444 (- [salvo])
⇒ early-morning - 2*
⇒ earth-signed - GR Part One 19: 154-167 p. 154 (- belligerence)
⇒ ebulliently - AD Two 14.3: 163-167 p. 167 (gold rush then - in progress)
⇒ echoic - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 227 (some predisposition of the -)
⇒ edible-fat - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 407
⇒ egg-shaped - 2*
⇒ egg-size - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 305 (- nugget)
⇒ egress - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 411 (Miles drifting toward the -)
⇒ eight-quart - AD Three 34.3: 468-470 p. 469 (- freezer)
⇒ eight-shot - 2*
⇒ eight-sided - AD Two 26.3: 322-326 p. 322 (a trusswork tower, apparently -)
⇒ eighty-six - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 178 (page -)
⇒ electric-lit - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 155 (- platform)
⇒ electro-magnetic - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 121 (- information)
⇒ elephant-related - AD Two 14.3: 163-167 p. 166 (- anxiety)
⇒ else - 2*
⇒ emerged from invisibility - AD One 7.2: 61-66 p. 62
⇒ emitted - AD Three 40.5: 564-567 p. 564
⇒ emporium - 2*
⇒ empty - AD Three 43.2: 609-614 p. 613
⇒ empty space - AD Three 43.2: 609-614 p. 613
⇒ empty-handed - 2*
⇒ empty-headed - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 140
⇒ end-of-shift - AD Two 16.5: 195-196 p. 196 (- exhaustion)
⇒ engine-driven - AD Four 68.6: 1029-1032 p. 1030 (- skycraft)
⇒ English speaking - AD One 10.1: 107-108 p. 108 (- [city])
⇒ enlisted-man - AD Two 16.5: 195-196 p. 195 (-'s approach)
⇒ enough - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 528 (not - yet)
⇒ entirely - AD Three 44.8: 632-636 p. 633 (- real)
⇒ entrance-way - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 115
⇒ entry-way - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 436 (-s)
⇒ equinoctial - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 406 (- sunsets)
⇒ errand-runners - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 339
⇒ etched-glass - AD Two 28.1: 358-361 p. 359 (- paneling of an office door)
⇒ even-textured - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 134 (- foliage)
⇒ ever - 4*
⇒ ever-increasing - AD Two 19.1: 219-223 p. 219 (- supply)
⇒ ever-merry - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 162 (- Edwarda)
⇒ ever-more-dangerous - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 407 (- expeditions)
⇒ ever-more-improved - AD Two 20.1: 233-237 p. 234 (- weapons design)
⇒ ever-shifting - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 226 (- borders of the Ottoman Empire)
⇒ every-so-often - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 138
⇒ everything - 2*
⇒ everything all right - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 183
⇒ evidence - AD Two 16.6: 196-197 p. 196
⇒ ex-foster - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 201 (- parents)
⇒ ex-military - AD Two 19.2: 223-225 p. 225
⇒ exactly - GR Part One 1: 3-7 p. 7
⇒ exhilarating - AD Four 55.8: 783-784 p. 783
⇒ exists - AD One 7.2: 61-66 p. 63
⇒ expanding their capital - AD One 9.2: 99-104 p. 101
⇒ expostulated - AD One 10.3: 109-111 p. 109
⇒ extra man - AD Two 11.2: 125-126 p. 125
⇒ extra-regimental - AD Two 19.1: 219-223 p. 222 (the odd - chores)
⇒ extra-temporal - AD Three 32.3: 443-445 p. 443 ([Miles'] - excursions)
⇒ extraordinary - 3*
⇒ extratemporal - AD Four 55.4: 780-782 p. 781 (as extratemporal)
⇒ eye-catching - AD Three 45.3: 639-643 p. 640 (an - young lady)
⇒ eye-contact - 3*
⇒ eye-level - AD Two 20.3: 239-242 p. 241
⇒ eye-movement - AD Three 35.9: 484-485 p. 485
⇒ eye-searing - GR Part One 6: 37-42 p. 41 (- yellow)
⇒ face-first - AD Three 38.3: 540-542 p. 541 (entering a room -)
⇒ face-hiding - AD Two 25.3: 314-317 p. 315 (- hats)
⇒ fading-faced - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 115 (- girls)
⇒ fahr - AD Two 15.3: 178-179 p. 179 (set him on -)
⇒ fair warning - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 296
⇒ fair-sex - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 246 (- encounters)
⇒ far-flung - AD Two 27.6: 353-357 p. 353
⇒ far-off - 3*
⇒ far-reaching - AD Four 55.7: 783-783 p. 783
⇒ far-spreading - AD Two 11.4: 129-131 p. 129 (- glacier)
⇒ Farewell - AD Two 21.4: 253-254 p. 254 (- Symphony)
⇒ fast-talking - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 159
⇒ fee - AD Two 16.4: 194-194 p. 194 (Initiative -)
⇒ feel - 5*
⇒ fen-light - AD Two 20.3: 239-242 p. 240 (impure -)
⇒ fence-nails - AD One 9.1: 97-99 p. 97
⇒ fence-riding - AD Three 35.4: 476-477 p. 477 (- gait)
⇒ fenced-off - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 184 (- vicinity kids)
⇒ feral - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 305 (- discourse of the cribs)
⇒ fern-faulted - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 213
⇒ fever-ridden - AD Four 58.3: 826-826 p. 826 (- Metković)
⇒ fictional - AD Three 44.8: 632-636 p. 633
⇒ field-glasses - 4*
⇒ field-issue - AD Four 64.21: 964-964 p. 964
⇒ field-scent - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 451
⇒ fifteen-year-old - 2*
⇒ fifth - 2*
⇒ fine-adjustment - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 426 (a - feature)
⇒ fine-marbled - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 125 (- amber phlegm)
⇒ fine-packed - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 66 (- masonry ruins)
⇒ fine-structure - AD Three 36.12: 501-503 p. 502 (- of the twilling)
⇒ finely-calibrated - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 435 (- rotation)
⇒ finely-etched - 2*
⇒ finely-set - AD Three 40.4: 561-564 p. 562 (masonry - and windowless)
⇒ finger-size - AD One 10.3: 109-111 p. 110 (- globs out of the asparagus mousse)
⇒ fire-blasted - AD Five 70.2: 1068-1072 p. 1070
⇒ fire-control - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 217 (quick as a - dish antenna and even less mercy)
⇒ fire-fight - AD Two 29.4: 385-391 p. 388
⇒ first-class - 4*
⇒ five-pointed - 2*
⇒ flame - 2*
⇒ flasf-flooding - AD Three 38.6: 545-547 p. 546 (- arroyos)
⇒ flat-broke - AD Three 48.4: 667-673 p. 672 (- world)
⇒ flat-out - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 463 (- labor nihilists)
⇒ flat-roofed - AD Three 33.1: 449-451 p. 459 (- clapboard building)
⇒ flaxen-haired - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 124
⇒ flesh-eating - AD Two 19.1: 219-223 p. 222 (- sheep)
⇒ flick at one another - AD One 10.3: 109-111 p. 110
⇒ flirt-proof - AD Three 36.10: 499-501 p. 501 (Grand Cohens are -)
⇒ floor - 2*
⇒ floor-area - AD Two 27.3: 343-347 p. 345
⇒ flotsam - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 159
⇒ flummoxed - AD Three 37.7: 514-516 p. 515
⇒ flunkey - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 455 (Wall Street -s)
⇒ fly-blown - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 13 (one - four in the afternoon)
⇒ fly-studded - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 183 (- paper twists)
⇒ flying-apart - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 229
⇒ fog-muffled - AD Two 30.2: 401-405 p. 401, (a dull, - clank)
⇒ fog-slick - AD Two 30.2: 401-405 p. 401 (- cobblestones)
⇒ fog-swept - AD Three 40.4: 561-564 p. 562
⇒ Folk - GR Part Three 10: 392-397 p. 395 (Earth, Soil, -)
⇒ folk-dream - AD Three 48.1: 661-662 p. 661 (the - behind the Black Forest)
⇒ food-throwing - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 135
⇒ for - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 303 (wine with dinner and wine - dinner)
⇒ forbidden - AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 369 (the Invisbile. The -.)
⇒ foreign-looking - AD Four 65.1: 976-981 p. 980 (- eyes)
⇒ foreseeing - AD Four 69.12: 1057-1059 p. 1058
⇒ forever - AD Three 36.12: 501-503 p. 503
⇒ forgive - AD Three 35.9: 484-485 p. 484 (love honor and -)
⇒ fortification - AD Four 64.8: 946-948 p. 946
⇒ fortune-telling - 2*
⇒ forty-eight - AD Two 20.1: 233-237 p. 236 (- hours)
⇒ foster-fatherly - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 158 (- expression)
⇒ found - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 188 (no - crab, Ace)
⇒ fountain-style - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 213
⇒ four - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 258
⇒ four-block - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 123 (- fragments)
⇒ four-brick - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 256 (- groupings)
⇒ four-space - 2*
⇒ four-way - GR Part One 5: 29-37 p. 31 ( a basic, - entente)
⇒ fourth - 2*
⇒ fourth-class - AD Three 37.12: 523-524 p. 523 (the - passenger list)
⇒ frame of reference - AD Three 42.3: 597-601 p. 599
⇒ free - AD Three 35.10: 485-486 p. 485
⇒ free-lance - AD Four 68.2: 1021-1026 p. 1022 (- adventurers)
⇒ free-standing - 2*
⇒ frequency-shifting - AD Three 32.3: 443-445 p. 444 (a - device)
⇒ frightened - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 383 (I - Hair-trigger-Bob?)
⇒ from - GR Part Two 5: 236-244 p. 241 (exactly twelve kilometers - the firing site)
⇒ frosty-grape - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 118 (- alveolar)
⇒ fucked-up - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 377 (another - gringo)
⇒ fulgurescence - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 293
⇒ full-bore - 2*
⇒ full-scale - 3*
⇒ full-size - AD Three 41.1: 568-573 p. 569 (like a - elephant)
⇒ full-time - 2*
⇒ fun - AD Three 44.7: 628-632 p. 632
⇒ fungoid - AD Two 26.4: 326-328 p. 327 (a steel cap of - aspect)
⇒ funnel-cloud - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 452
⇒ further - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 408
⇒ furtive movement - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 123
⇒ galley-slave - AD Three 44.1: 615-619 p. 617 (- repetition of days)
⇒ gallow-frame - AD Two 29.5: 391-392 p. 391
⇒ Gap - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 128
⇒ gas-head - AD Three 43.2: 609-614 p. 611 (- community)
⇒ gas-poisoning - AD Three 43.2: 609-614 p. 611
⇒ gasophilia - 2*
⇒ gazing - AD Two 23.1: 273-277 p. 276
⇒ gear-boxes - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 463
⇒ geek - AD One 3.1: 21-24 p. 23
⇒ geezers - AD One 9.2: 99-104 p. 103 (us - [...] from the Rebellion)
⇒ gelatin-silver - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 300 (- prints)
⇒ genteel - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 291 (- establishment)
⇒ gentile - 3*
⇒ Gesundheit - AD One 2.2: 14-20 p. 19
⇒ get - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 187 (where'd you get that crab?)
⇒ get to it - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 309 (we'll -)
⇒ get-on-with-it - AD Four 52.9: 741-741 p. 741 (- motions)
⇒ get-together - 3*
⇒ ghost-light - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 306
⇒ ghost-passage - AD Three 40.4: 561-564 p. 562
⇒ ghost-white - AD Four 59.5: 854-860 p. 859
⇒ gibberish - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 116
⇒ gigantic-size - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 282 (- models of Colt pistol)
⇒ glare-free - AD Two 20.1: 233-237 p. 233 (- tones)
⇒ glass-and-sashwork - AD Three 37.4: 510-511 p. 510 (- partitions)
⇒ glitter-eyed - AD Four 52.8: 739-741 p. 740
⇒ glittere-eyed - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 291 (-once-over)
⇒ Glozing Neuter - GR Part Four 6: 674-700 p. 677 (the - next to you)
⇒ glued-on - AD Four 69.2: 1041-1043 p. 1042 (- glitter)
⇒ go-ahead - 3*
⇒ go-between - 7*
⇒ go-round - 2*
⇒ god-awful - 3*
⇒ god-damned - AD Two 16.1: 189-191 p. 190 (- storm)
⇒ god-honest - AD Two 23.1: 273-277 p. 274 (- Zinc Rush)
⇒ God-made - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 436 (distinguishing man-made from -)
⇒ goddamned - 2*
⇒ goes someplace else - AD One 7.2: 61-66 p. 62
⇒ going - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 134
⇒ goings-on - 5*
⇒ gold-accented - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 287 (- black and white)
⇒ gold-framed - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 525 (- lobby mirrors)
⇒ gold-imprinted - AD Two 21.3: 250-253 p. 252 (- crests)
⇒ gold-leaf - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 47 (- letters)
⇒ gold-lit - GR Part One 12: 72-83 p. 76 (- borders of consciousness)
⇒ gold-plated - 2*
⇒ Göllerei - GR Part Three 11: 397-433 p. 429
⇒ good - 2*
⇒ good-bye - 7*
⇒ good-for-nothing - 2*
⇒ good-hearted - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 243 (- Italian)
⇒ good-humored - 2*
⇒ good-size - 3*
⇒ goosebumps - AD Two 19.1: 219-223 p. 219
⇒ gopher - 2*
⇒ got - AD Two 17.5: 208-208 p. 208
⇒ got-damn - 5*
⇒ got-damned - 3*
⇒ governments-in-exile - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 418 (- of imaginary countries)
⇒ grain-size - AD Four 68.9: 1035-1039 p. 1038 (- situation)
⇒ Grand Army of the Matrimonial Republic - AD Four 60.12: 883-886 p. 886
⇒ grease-paint - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 447
⇒ grease-smoke - AD One 2.1: 10-13 p. 10
⇒ grease-stained - AD Two 30.1: 397-401 p. 397 (a - envelope)
⇒ grim-lidded - AD Three 35.11: 486-488 p. 487 (Tace -)
⇒ grime-filtered - AD Four 68.6: 1029-1032 p. 1030 (this failing, - light)
⇒ ground-floor - AD Two 17.2: 200-201 p. 200
⇒ ground-level - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 259 (- emotions)
⇒ ground-recreation - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 245
⇒ ground-up - AD Five 70.1: 1065-1068 p. 1066 (- crystals)
⇒ grown brighter - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 306
⇒ grubstake - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 338
⇒ grumpy thoughts - AD Three 49.3: 688-689 p. 688
⇒ gut-shooting - AD Three 35.5: 477-480 p. 478 (- the sumbitch)
⇒ gynecophobia - AD Three 36.11: 501-501 p. 501 (-, or the fear of women)
⇒ had the man's face - AD Two 22.2: 262-264 p. 262 (she -, for Christ's sake)
⇒ hair-clogged - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 185 (- nostrils)
⇒ hair-do - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 408
⇒ hair-length - AD Four 64.15: 956-961 p. 959
⇒ hair-oiled - AD Two 27.3: 343-347 p. 346
⇒ half-open - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 47 (a - file drawer of pain)
⇒ half-timbered - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 127 (- house)
⇒ hand-lettered - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 466
⇒ hand-painted - 3*
⇒ handsomely - AD Four 61.5: 900-903 p. 903
⇒ happen - 2*
⇒ hard-as-a-rock - AD Three 41.1: 568-573 p. 572 (- black cigars)
⇒ hard-boiled - 4*
⇒ hard-edged - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 188 (each word a - clap)
⇒ hard-labor - AD Four 55.12: 787-787 p. 788 (- convicts)
⇒ hard-rock - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 176 (- mountains)
⇒ hard-to-get - GR Part One 3: 17-19 p. 18 (- heliotrope)
⇒ hard-won - AD Four 65.1: 976-981 p. 981
⇒ harem - AD Three 36.1: 489-490 p. 489 (- mentality)
⇒ harem-inspired - AD Four 58.5: 829-832 p. 829 (a - costume)
⇒ harmless-enough-lookin - AD Two 25.3: 314-317 p. 315 (- young fellow)
⇒ Harvard-educated - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 300 (- ass)
⇒ hauen - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 207 (-, smash)
⇒ haughtily - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 61 (Superior -)
⇒ haul-away - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 284 (- costs)
⇒ have - 4*
⇒ haven't you figured this out yet? - AD Two 22.11: 270-272 p. 271
⇒ hawk-bearing - AD Four 64.12: 950-954 p. 954 (- wind)
⇒ hazardous-duty - AD Two 20.3: 239-242 p. 241 (- bonus
⇒ haze-horizoned - AD Three 35.4: 476-477 p. 476 (- piece of grassland)
⇒ he makes me laugh - AD Three 36.5: 494-495 p. 494
⇒ head-insertions - AD Two 26.3: 322-326 p. 323 (yearly tycoonical -)
⇒ head-toss - AD Two 27.3: 343-347 p. 346
⇒ heart-to-heart - AD Three 48.4: 667-673 p. 673 (a - in some friendly saloon)
⇒ heave - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 122 (The night room heaves a sigh, yes -, a Sigh), 122 (- a Sigh)
⇒ heavy-duty - 2*
⇒ hell-colored - AD Three 37.8: 516-519 p. 516 (pulses of - light)
⇒ here - 5*
⇒ here would thou our visitor's body rest - AD Two 21.3: 250-253 p. 251
⇒ hiding-place - AD Three 47.3: 658-659 p. 658 (one - after another)
⇒ hierarchy-obsessed - AD Three 36.8: 497-498 p. 497 (- functionaries)
⇒ high-prowed - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 99 (a - wooden boat)
⇒ highbinders - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 341
⇒ higher-risk - AD Two 15.1: 171-174 p. 171 (- tickets)
⇒ higher-than-average - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 454 (a - number)
⇒ hired-killer - AD Three 35.11: 486-488 p. 486 (- freedom)
⇒ hit - AD Three 44.4: 623-626 p. 624 (you just - me with, with that stick?)
⇒ hit-or-miss - AD One 9.1: 97-99 p. 98
⇒ hitherto-unimagined - AD Four 56.3: 796-797 p. 797 (- quantity of energy)
⇒ hob-raising years - AD One 6.4: 52-54 p. 53
⇒ hollow-point - AD Four 52.6: 736-739 p. 737
⇒ home-brewed - 2*
⇒ home-cooked - AD Two 15.1: 171-174 p. 173 (- meal)
⇒ home-made - AD Four 68.9: 1035-1039 p. 1035
⇒ honest-to-God - AD Two 16.5: 195-196 p. 196 (- dynamite-happy Anarchist)
⇒ hook-shaped - GR Part Two 4: 226-236 p. 229 (- stub)
⇒ hootenanny - AD One 4.2: 31-33 p. 31
⇒ horrible - AD Four 61.3: 896-899 p. 899 ([Ruperta] a - little girl)
⇒ horse-abusing - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 175 (- sleuth exercise)
⇒ horse-drawn - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 446 (- and motor traffic)
⇒ horse-droppings - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 176
⇒ horse-hardware - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 302 (- jingling)
⇒ horse-race - AD Three 34.4: 471-471 p. 47 (- game they called the Hippodrome)
⇒ horse-through - AD Two 18.2: 210-214 p. 211
⇒ hot-springs - 2*
⇒ Hotel - 2*
⇒ house-chime - AD Two 17.4: 203-208 p. 205 (soft as a -)
⇒ house-dust - AD Two 20.3: 239-242 p. 241
⇒ house-guest - AD Four 65.1: 976-981 p. 979
⇒ house-pet - AD Four 56.7: 802-804 p. 803
⇒ how - 2*
⇒ human-eyed - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 133 (- sheep)
⇒ human-looking - AD Two 23.2: 277-278 p. 277 (- bodies)
⇒ human-size - AD Three 41.6: 582-584 p. 582 (- alleyways)
⇒ hush-hush - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 531 (still very -)
⇒ hymn-writing - AD Three 36.8: 497-498 p. 497 (- trade)
⇒ I'll - 2*
⇒ I'm - 2*
⇒ ice-chaos - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 128
⇒ ice-cream - 5*
⇒ ice-filled - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 247 (- bucket)
⇒ ice-mist - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 115
⇒ ice-pirates - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 126
⇒ ice-points - 3*
⇒ ice-slick - AD Four 58.9: 836-838 p. 836 (- rock)
⇒ Idiocy - AD Five 70.6: 1074-1076 p. 1075
⇒ idiot-infested - AD Three 36.7: 496-497 p. 496 (- summer soirées)
⇒ if - 2*
⇒ ignominious - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 409 (- fates)
⇒ imbrication - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 127 (lizard - of gray slate-work)
⇒ importunacy - AD Three 32.1: 431-433 p. 432 (now-accelerating -)
⇒ impulse-control - 2*
⇒ in - 6*
⇒ in such charming company - AD Three 44.7: 628-632 p. 628
⇒ in a circle - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 201
⇒ in danger - AD Four 53.3: 753-756 p. 753
⇒ in love - AD Three 36.2: 490-493 p. 491
⇒ in motion - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 182
⇒ in secret - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 92
⇒ in town - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 291
⇒ in trouble - AD Three 35.1: 472-474 p. 473 (girls -)
⇒ increasing in height - AD Two 26.3: 322-326 p. 322
⇒ incredulously - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 61 (Superior -)
⇒ ineffable - 2*
⇒ infernal - 2*
⇒ initiative - 2*
⇒ innocent - 4*
⇒ innocent-looking - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 417
⇒ innuendo - AD One 2.2: 14-20 p. 16
⇒ insanity-inducing - AD Four 52.8: 739-741 p. 739 (an unusually - bora)
⇒ inside - GR Part One 5: 29-37 p. 30
⇒ instant - 2*
⇒ instantaneously - AD Four 66.6: 990-995 p. 992
⇒ instead - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 445
⇒ institutional-size - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 66 (- lima-bean cans)
⇒ intact - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 447 ([Shambala is] -)
⇒ intending - AD Four 50.2: 698-701 p. 701
⇒ interference-pattern - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 130
⇒ interior - AD Three 44.7: 628-632 p. 631
⇒ internal-combustion - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 531 (- engine)
⇒ intra-casino - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 536 (- correspondence)
⇒ intra-planetary - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 115
⇒ invent - AD Three 37.3: 506-510 p. 510 (they -ed snooting)
⇒ invisible - 8*
⇒ iron-cased - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 207 (Their - engine)
⇒ iron-riveted - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 380 (- watchtowers)
⇒ irrational - AD Four 52.5: 732-736 p. 732
⇒ item - AD Four 68.6: 1029-1032 p. 1032 (Blaze and Darby were a furiously passionate -)
⇒ its - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 145 (- children)
⇒ ja - 7*
⇒ jewel-studded - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 435 (- Victoria Crosses)
⇒ job-related - AD Four 69.6: 1047-1048 p. 1048
⇒ jocularities - AD One 10.3: 109-111 p. 110
⇒ jocularity - AD Two 11.5: 131-134 p. 133
⇒ journey - AD Two 30.2: 401-405 p. 403
⇒ juggernaut - 2*
⇒ Junior - AD Three 36.5: 494-495 p. 495 (- [Grossmith] or Senior)
⇒ just the ticket - 2*
⇒ just-arisen - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 530 (- chance)
⇒ just-out-of-fashion - AD Two 27.3: 343-347 p. 345 (- numbers)
⇒ just-vanished - AD Three 42.1: 588-594 p. 594 (- sun)
⇒ keen-witted - AD Two 20.3: 239-242 p. 242 (- but unheimlich)
⇒ keep - AD Four 50.2: 698-701 p. 699
⇒ kid - 3*
⇒ killed - AD One 5.2: 42-44 p. 43
⇒ kitchen-table - AD Three 35.2: 474-475 p. 475 ([marriage as a] - poker game)
⇒ knew - AD Two 22.2: 262-264 p. 262 (he - who she was)
⇒ knew it - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 445
⇒ knife-edged - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 47
⇒ knife-related - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 381 (- mischief)
⇒ knock the Gold Standard right onto its glorified ass - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 306
⇒ know - AD Three 36.2: 490-493 p. 491 (I - I'm in love with [Yashmeen])
⇒ know-how - 2*
⇒ knowing look - AD Two 22.2: 262-264 p. 262
⇒ known - GR Part One 20: 167-174 p. 173
⇒ lacquered-silk - AD Four 56.2: 794-796 p. 796
⇒ lambent - AD One 9.1: 97-99 p. 99
⇒ lamplighting-time - AD Two 20.1: 233-237 p. 233 (passing of -)
⇒ land-scaped - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 13 (a - rim of cypresses)
⇒ land-tenure - AD Three 36.6: 495-496 p. 495
⇒ language-family - AD Three 42.4: 602-603 p. 602
⇒ large-scale - AD Three 34.1: 460-462 p. 462 (- [...] egotist
⇒ larger-than-expected - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 379 (- number of religious bores)
⇒ late-arriving - AD Four 52.10: 741-743 p. 743 (- guests)
⇒ late-night - 4*
⇒ late-November - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 156 (- day)
⇒ lateen-riggers - AD Three 37.12: 523-524 p. 523 (little -)
⇒ latest thing - AD Three 43.1: 605-609 p. 607 (a faddish embrace of the -)
⇒ Latinate - AD Three 33.3: 455-458 p. 458 (- token of prestige)
⇒ laughing-academy - AD Two 15.4: 179-182 p. 180 (- material)
⇒ lava-cone - AD One 10.4: 111-112 p. 112
⇒ law-abiding - 2*
⇒ leaf-spring - AD Three 37.3: 506-510 p. 507 (a - suspension)
⇒ leash-pulls - AD Four 50.2: 698-701 p. 699 (- of desire)
⇒ left - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 212 (Whoever's - is the winner.)
⇒ left-hand - 2*
⇒ leisure-time - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 159
⇒ lens-brother - AD Three 33.1: 449-451 p. 450
⇒ less-confidable - AD Four 61.3: 896-899 p. 899 ([Crouchmas's] - dreams)
⇒ less-critical - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 291 (- mountainside audiences)
⇒ less-established - AD Two 15.1: 171-174 p. 171 (- [...] misfits)
⇒ less-interesting - AD Three 42.1: 588-594 p. 591 (Hard to imagine a - number.)
⇒ less-urgent - AD Four 62.3: 911-914 p. 913 (- lovers)
⇒ less-visible - 2*
⇒ level - GR Part One 18: 145-154 p. 148
⇒ Lewis-style - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 107
⇒ life-size - 2*
⇒ life-threatening - 2*
⇒ Liftscrewer - GR Part Four 6: 674-700 p. 683
⇒ light-carrying - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 306 (- Æther)
⇒ light-handed - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 574
⇒ light-portraiture - AD One 7.2: 61-66 p. 65
⇒ light-pressure - AD Four 64.12: 950-954 p. 953
⇒ light-pulsing - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 452 (- clouds)
⇒ lighted-up - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 465 (- words)
⇒ lightining-rod-salesman - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 455 (- gear)
⇒ lightning-glazed - AD Two 18.6: 217-218 p. 218 (- mountain faces)
⇒ lights-out - 3*
⇒ like - 3*
⇒ like Baku with giraffes - AD Two 14.4: 168-170 p. 168
⇒ lillies-and-lassitude - AD Three 36.2: 490-493 p. 491 (- humor of the '90s)
⇒ liminality - AD Three 36.12: 501-503 p. 503 (lupine)
⇒ limited - AD Three 36.2: 490-493 p. 491
⇒ line-drawing - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 537
⇒ liquid-metal - AD One 7.6: 75-80 p. 77 (- business)
⇒ lit-tle - AD Two 27.5: 351-353 p. 353 (ah, the - Concertina)
⇒ literal-minded - 2*
⇒ litter-free - AD One 10.1: 107-108 p. 108
⇒ little - AD Three 39.1: 548-556 p. 549
⇒ little-frequented - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 245 (a - canal)
⇒ little-go - AD Four 51.1: 712-715 p. 713
⇒ little-kid - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 185 (that hoarse, helplessly tickled - way)
⇒ little-kid-size - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 114 (- Enfields)
⇒ little-known - 2*
⇒ little-understood - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 256 (- enigmata)
⇒ load-bearing - 2*
⇒ lock-pickers - AD Two 20.1: 233-237 p. 235 (pale gnomes, patient as -)
⇒ long-annealed - AD Four 52.10: 741-743 p. 742 (- teppisti)
⇒ look - 4*
⇒ look like - AD Three 32.1: 431-433 p. 433
⇒ look-alike - 2*
⇒ looked - 2*
⇒ loose-footed - AD Two 26.3: 322-326 p. 326 (sailing -)
⇒ lopsidedly-healed - AD Three 33.3: 455-458 p. 457 (- fractures)
⇒ lost - AD Four 53.3: 753-756 p. 753
⇒ lotta - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 225 (- kazoos)
⇒ louche-looking - AD Two 15.6: 186-188 p. 188 (a - freighter)
⇒ lounge-suit - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 186 (hands patting - pockets for weapons)
⇒ love - 5*
⇒ love-play - AD Two 22.8: 267-269 p. 268
⇒ loves - AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 371 (I -)
⇒ low-altitude - AD Four 65.1: 976-981 p. 980 (- cookin)
⇒ low-budget - AD Three 35.1: 472-474 p. 472 (- travellers)
⇒ low-cost - AD Five 70.5: 1073-1074 p. 1074 (something - about Yashmeen)
⇒ low-intensity - 2*
⇒ low-set - 2*
⇒ low-slung - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 65 (- hat)
⇒ low-stakes - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 311
⇒ lower-eighties - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 128 (- accents)
⇒ lubber - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 434 (-s such as yourselves, no offense of course)
⇒ luminaries - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 202
⇒ lummox - 2*
⇒ lung-destroying - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 92 (- jobs)
⇒ lupine - AD Three 36.12: 501-503 p. 503 (- liminality)
⇒ luxuriant - AD Two 11.4: 129-131 p. 130
⇒ macular degeneration - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 308
⇒ mad - 2*
⇒ mad-scientist - GR Part One 20: 167-174 p. 169 (- concoctions)
⇒ magician's-assistant - AD One 7.3: 66-69 p. 68 (- vacancy)
⇒ mail-ordered - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 202
⇒ make-believe - 2*
⇒ making - 2*
⇒ making it up - AD Two 22.4: 265-266 p. 266 (- to her)
⇒ malodorous - AD Two 22.12: 272-272 p. 272 (some - heap of slag)
⇒ man-made - 4*
⇒ man-shaped - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 145 (- light)
⇒ managing - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 12 ([Pirate] - [other people's fantasies])
⇒ manned-torpedo - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 529 (- work)
⇒ many-tongued - AD Three 37.8: 516-519 p. 517 (- confusion)
⇒ marauders - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 127
⇒ market-smell - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 70
⇒ matched - AD Three 42.3: 597-601 p. 600
⇒ mating-dance - AD Two 30.2: 401-405 p. 404 (- of automata)
⇒ mean - 3*
⇒ medium-term - AD Four 50.5: 704-705 p. 704 ([Cyprian's] - plans)
⇒ mephitically - AD One 10.2: 109-109 p. 109 (- seeping volcano)
⇒ merged - AD Three 37.8: 516-519 p. 517 (the two projects [...] -)
⇒ merry-go-round - AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 367
⇒ metal-to-metal - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 144 (- groans)
⇒ metropolises - AD Two 16.1: 189-191 p. 191
⇒ Mexican-sounding - AD Two 29.1: 374-376 p. 375 (- tune)
⇒ microharmonicas - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 420
⇒ mid-leap - AD Two 22.10: 269-270 p. 270 (screaming -)
⇒ mid-morning - AD Two 11.7: 136-137 p. 136
⇒ mid-river - AD Three 37.2: 505-505 p. 505 (- inspection stations)
⇒ middle-ranking - AD Two 23.1: 273-277 p. 273 (- managers)
⇒ midnight-to-dawn - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 309 (- shift)
⇒ might - 4*
⇒ miles-apart - AD Two 28.1: 358-361 p. 361 (- [...] thoughts)
⇒ million - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 408 (a - uses for Smegmo)
⇒ mind-doctor - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 455 (- fees)
⇒ mind-reading - AD Four 67.6: 1006-1006 p. 1006 (- skills)
⇒ mind-to-mind - 2*
⇒ mine-blasting - AD Two 25.3: 314-317 p. 316 (the comforting thunder of -)
⇒ mine-school - AD Three 34.1: 460-462 p. 462 ('cute - boy)
⇒ Mine-Schooler - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 298
⇒ mining-town - 2*
⇒ minute-to-minute - AD Two 26.1: 318-320 p. 319 (- surveillance)
⇒ minutiæ - 2*
⇒ miracle-working - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 423 (- abilities)
⇒ mirage-reflections - AD Two 17.1: 199-200 p. 200 (mountains and their -)
⇒ mirror-still - AD Three 39.1: 548-556 p. 551 (- canals)
⇒ mirror-symmetry - 2*
⇒ Miscellaneous - AD Four 64.7: 944-946 p. 944 (a column titled -)
⇒ mix-up - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 220 (- in names)
⇒ modern - AD Three 36.8: 497-498 p. 498
⇒ modern-looking - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 533 (- sconces)
⇒ moon-chaste - AD Two 22.12: 272-272 p. 272 (- silver their night's bed)
⇒ moon-stung - AD Three 38.4: 542-544 p. 542 (- waves)
⇒ more exotic - AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 368 (intoxication, -)
⇒ mortal - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 139 (- danger)
⇒ most - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 32 (the - frequent word [... 'death']}
⇒ motor-wheelman - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 203
⇒ mountain-wise - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 287 (a horse - enough)
⇒ mouth-down - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 202
⇒ mouth-foaming - AD Two 14.3: 163-167 p. 167
⇒ moving - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 186 (Holy shit, it's -)
⇒ moving-picture - AD Three 33.1: 449-451 p. 450 (- house)
⇒ much-beloved - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 231 (- though humorless)
⇒ much-commented-upon - AD Four 60.11: 881-883 p. 882
⇒ much-coveted - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 229 (- railway concession)
⇒ much-noted - AD Three 42.6: 604-604 p. 604 ([Hilbert's] - talk at the Sorbonne)
⇒ multi-leveled - GR Part One 19: 154-167 p. 158 (a - early evening)
⇒ multiple conspiracies - AD Two 15.4: 179-182 p. 180 (- of bombers)
⇒ multiply-nested - AD Four 57.9: 817-817 p. 817
⇒ mush-spattered - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 132
⇒ music-lovers - AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 371 (Caucasian -)
⇒ must - 4*
⇒ Mutti - 7*
⇒ my amalgamation process - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 294
⇒ mystic - AD Three 33.4: 458-459 p. 458
⇒ nacreous - 5*
⇒ name - 5*
⇒ narrow-brim - 2*
⇒ narrow-gauge - 4*
⇒ nation-wide - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 61 (- observance)
⇒ naughty - AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 367
⇒ naval-style - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 122
⇒ near-perfect - AD Two 27.6: 353-357 p. 355 (- crystal of Iceland spar)
⇒ nearly - AD Four 58.2: 822-826 p. 824 (not - as jolly)
⇒ nearly-transparent - AD Three 41.1: 568-573 p. 570 (- vellum)
⇒ need - AD Five 70.1: 1065-1068 p. 1067 (people [Dally] -ed to see again), 1068 (-ed)
⇒ net-wise - AD Three 43.1: 605-609 p. 607
⇒ neutral ground - AD Three 47.1: 652-656 p. 654
⇒ neutral-density - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 134 (- gray)
⇒ never - 3*
⇒ never look inside - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 157
⇒ never-hinged - AD Five 70.8: 1077-1083 p. 1081
⇒ new-feathered - AD Three 42.5: 603-603 p. 603 (like a - bird)
⇒ new-milled - AD Three 47.3: 658-659 p. 658 (- pine)
⇒ new-sawn - AD Two 22.3: 264-265 p. 264 (- wood)
⇒ newly-arrived - AD Four 56.5: 799-801 p. 799
⇒ newly-dead - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 97 (the - youth)
⇒ newly-discovered - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 145 (- field)
⇒ newly-emerged - AD Four 66.5: 988-990 p. 988 (- entrepreneurs)
⇒ newly-emerging - AD Three 36.6: 495-496 p. 496 (- trend)
⇒ newly-met - AD Two 27.5: 351-353 p. 352 (- stepbrothers and sisters)
⇒ newly-purchased - AD Four 56.4: 797-799 p. 798
⇒ next - 2*
⇒ next-to-last - 3*
⇒ nice-looking - AD Four 59.5: 854-860 p. 855 (- rig)
⇒ nicht wahr - 3*
⇒ night-blooming - AD Four 60.11: 881-883 p. 881
⇒ night-bringing - AD Two 15.6: 186-188 p. 187 (a - presence)
⇒ night-dusted - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 115
⇒ night-fishing - AD Three 41.1: 568-573 p. 572 (- boats)
⇒ night-glass - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 116, 117
⇒ night-going - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 215 (the - rake Lord Death)
⇒ night-long - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 51
⇒ night-riders - 3*
⇒ night-streaked - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 209 (- yarn of [Katje's] past)
⇒ no - 6*
⇒ no-foolin-around - AD Four 64.6: 942-944 p. 944
⇒ no-goods - 2*
⇒ no-limit - AD Two 14.4: 168-170 p. 169 (- game)
⇒ no-longer - AD Four 61.7: 903-906 p. 904 (- quite-unabsorbed entity of East Roumelia)
⇒ no-longer-accessible - AD Four 53.7: 759-761 p. 759 (- homeland)
⇒ no-nonsense - AD Four 61.3: 896-899 p. 897 (a firm, - way)
⇒ non-dancers - AD Two 27.4: 348-351 p. 348
⇒ non-human - 2*
⇒ non-mental - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 185
⇒ non-specialists - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 412
⇒ non-store-bought - AD Two 17.4: 203-208 p. 206 (- design)
⇒ non-uniformed - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 146 (- monitors)
⇒ nonce-operative - AD Four 50.8: 708-711 p. 711
⇒ none-too-discreetly - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 443
⇒ normal - 3*
⇒ normal-adult - GR Part One 18: 145-154 p. 146 (- [EEG levels])
⇒ Norse - AD Two 11.5: 131-134 p. 134 (- visitors)
⇒ nose-down - AD Five 70.3: 1072-1073 p. 1072
⇒ nose-picking - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 50
⇒ not - 11*
⇒ not only - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 413 (- betrayal)
⇒ not-infrequent - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 248 (death the - price of divulgement)
⇒ not-quite-even - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 414 (the - percussion of human footfalls)
⇒ not-to-be-spoken-off - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 422 (- betrayal)
⇒ not-too-earnest - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 311 (- church)
⇒ not-well-understood - AD Two 28.1: 358-361 p. 358 (- factors of Nature)
⇒ not-yet-created - AD Four 64.15: 956-961 p. 961
⇒ notches - AD Two 17.4: 203-208 p. 207
⇒ noticabley smaller - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 115
⇒ notional - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 230 (- train lines)
⇒ now - 2*
⇒ Now, what may I expect in return? - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 246
⇒ now-accelerating - AD Three 32.1: 431-433 p. 432 (- importunacy)
⇒ now-battered - AD Two 27.5: 351-353 p. 351 (- her - copy of)
⇒ now-famous - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 406 (- yearly Candlebrow Conferences)
⇒ nuncio - AD Two 30.1: 397-401 p. 398 (the impertinent -)
⇒ nzzt - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 415 (the - Chums-of-Chance?)
⇒ O.K. - 42*
⇒ obliquity - AD Two 28.1: 358-361 p. 359 (practitioners of -)
⇒ obvious - AD Three 42.1: 588-594 p. 589 (-?)
⇒ ocean-cruising - AD Four 56.2: 794-796 p. 796 (- fish)
⇒ odalisque - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 141 (an - of the snows)
⇒ odd-tasting - AD Three 32.1: 431-433 p. 433 (- [water])
⇒ of - 2*
⇒ off-angle - AD Three 46.2: 646-648 p. 647 (a short - step)
⇒ off-duty - 2*
⇒ off-season - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 526 (- tourists)
⇒ off-shift - 2*
⇒ office-tending - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 177
⇒ offing - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 135
⇒ often-absurd - AD Four 58.10: 838-840 p. 839 (- willingness)
⇒ oil-reek - AD Three 45.2: 638-639 p. 639
⇒ old-people - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 133 (cheap -'s swaddling)
⇒ old-school - AD Four 69.13: 1059-1061 p. 1060 (this - spagyrist)
⇒ old-time - 4*
⇒ old-timer - 5*
⇒ old-timers - 3*
⇒ older-type - AD Four 64.26: 968-971 p. 970 (- Mannlicher rifles)
⇒ on - 3*
⇒ on assignment - AD Two 16.5: 195-196 p. 196
⇒ on trapezes - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 159
⇒ on-and-off - AD Two 22.1: 260-262 p. 260 (- romance with Hsiang-Chiao)
⇒ on-whitening - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 50
⇒ once - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 534
⇒ once-unblemished - AD Two 30.2: 401-405 p. 402 (a - exterior)
⇒ once-watchful - AD Two 18.1: 209-210 p. 209 (- beings)
⇒ one particular - AD Four 60.8: 876-879 p. 879 (Not - man?)
⇒ one-man - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 282 (- army)
⇒ one-way - 3*
⇒ oneiric - AD Three 36.13: 503-504 p. 504 (- crosstalk)
⇒ only - 4*
⇒ open-air - AD Three 36.12: 501-503 p. 503
⇒ open-eyed - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 13
⇒ open-minded - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 310
⇒ open-ribbed - GR Part One 18: 145-154 p. 149
⇒ open-slat - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 104
⇒ opium-pipe - AD Two 15.4: 179-182 p. 180 (some damn - special)
⇒ opium-smoking - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 290 (- son of a bitch)
⇒ opposite - GR Part One 5: 29-37 p. 32
⇒ optical-offset - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 438 (- detectors)
⇒ optically-perfect - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 437 (an - sheet of Iceland spar)
⇒ ordinary-enough - AD One 9.2: 99-104 p. 100
⇒ ordinary-looking - 2*
⇒ ore-related - AD Two 28.1: 358-361 p. 358 (- duties)
⇒ orgy-type - AD Four 69.12: 1057-1059 p. 1059 (- homicides)
⇒ other - 2*
⇒ otherwise engaged - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 292 (- -yeeh-heeh-heeh!)
⇒ otherwise-fatal - AD Three 49.1: 678-683 p. 681 (- public curiosity)
⇒ otherwise-knowledgeable - AD Three 41.1: 568-573 p. 570 (- Venetians)
⇒ otherwise-tolerable - AD Four 62.3: 911-914 p. 911 (- space)
⇒ ought - GR Part One 13: 83-92 p. 85 (you - to be moving)
⇒ out - 2*
⇒ Out and In - AD Four 50.1: 697-698 p. 697 (--like debits and credits)
⇒ out on the town - AD One 4.2: 31-33 p. 33
⇒ out-and-out - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 454
⇒ out-of-focus - AD Four 53.2: 751-753 p. 751
⇒ out-of-scale - AD Two 29.7: 394-396 p. 394 (- plain)
⇒ out-of-the-way - 3*
⇒ out-of-work - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 282 (- miners)
⇒ out-one-day - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 12
⇒ out-perfrom - AD Two 12.2: 146-148 p. 148
⇒ outright-failed - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 574
⇒ outside - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 13 (- his first episode -any condition of known sleep)
⇒ outside them - AD Two 22.2: 262-264 p. 262
⇒ over-bright - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 154 ([images ...])
⇒ over-the-shoulder - AD Three 48.3: 664-667 p. 665 (a quizzical - second look)
⇒ over-under - AD Two 16.8: 198-198 p. 198 (a small - .22)
⇒ own - GR Part One 20: 167-174 p. 173 (my - map)
⇒ owns - AD Two 14.3: 163-167 p. 165
⇒ oxygen-short - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 297 (this - circus parade)
⇒ pain-free - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 310
⇒ pain-voice - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 49 (-s)
⇒ pain-wish - GR Part One 19: 154-167 p. 156 (-es)
⇒ paint-tubes - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 575
⇒ palely-lighted - AD Four 68.8: 1033-1035 p. 1034 (- gauge faces)
⇒ paleo-Venetian - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 442 (- oasis)
⇒ palm-abundant - AD Two 20.2: 237-239 p. 238 (- reaches of some hotel ball-room)
⇒ pan-spectral - AD Three 32.1: 431-433 p. 433 (- fields)
⇒ panda-pattern - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 71
⇒ panoramic - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 182 (French - style)
⇒ paper-thin - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 288 (- tortillas)
⇒ papered-over - AD Three 34.1: 460-462 p. 461 (- glass)
⇒ paranoia detonans - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 455
⇒ parrot-patterning - AD Four 63.4: 924-927 p. 925
⇒ part-reflected - AD Three 40.5: 564-567 p. 564
⇒ part-tent, part-shed - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 90
⇒ part-time - 3*
⇒ part-timing - AD Three 34.1: 460-462 p. 461 (as if - now in more adult areas)
⇒ part-transmitted - AD Three 40.5: 564-567 p. 564
⇒ particular one - AD Two 30.1: 397-401 p. 400
⇒ particularly - AD Three 42.1: 588-594 p. 588
⇒ partly-communicable - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 462 (- vision)
⇒ partly-visible - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 437 (- document)
⇒ pass - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 453 (Time no longer -es)
⇒ passed-by - AD Three 34.3: 468-470 p. 469 (- towns)
⇒ patter - AD Three 43.2: 609-614 p. 613 (a professional -, for misdirection's sake)
⇒ peach-fuzz - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 463 (- desperados)
⇒ peachy - AD Two 23.3: 278-280 p. 279
⇒ peculiar-looking - AD Four 64.23: 965-967 p. 966 (a - rifle)
⇒ pee-culiar - 2*
⇒ pen-nibs - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 122
⇒ pencil-smeared - GR Part One 4: 20-29 p. 24 ([Slothrop's] buck slip)
⇒ penny-ante - AD Two 17.4: 203-208 p. 207 (- remittance man)
⇒ Penultimate Term - AD Three 44.4: 623-626 p. 625
⇒ peoples - AD Two 21.3: 250-253 p. 251
⇒ per-kilometer - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 229 (- guarantees)
⇒ perfectly-machined - AD Four 68.6: 1029-1032 p. 1030 (- elliptical "feathers")
⇒ perhaps - GR Part One 13: 83-92 p. 90
⇒ periodic phanomenon - AD Three 36.10: 499-501 p. 500
⇒ personalities - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 218
⇒ peterman - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 443 (the - option)
⇒ petrolatum - AD One 7.3: 66-69 p. 68
⇒ phalange - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 527, 528
⇒ phatic - 2*
⇒ physical - AD One 9.2: 99-104 p. 101 (- well-being)
⇒ piano-box - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 286 (- buggies)
⇒ picked-over - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 409 (- hulks of failed time machines)
⇒ pictorial - AD Three 44.8: 632-636 p. 633
⇒ pigeon-stained - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 256
⇒ Pinkerton-infested - AD Four 66.9: 997-999 p. 998
⇒ pique - AD One 2.2: 14-20 p. 16
⇒ pistol-like - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 286
⇒ places - AD Four 64.6: 942-944 p. 943
⇒ plangent - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 122 (- note)
⇒ playing-field - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 422 (- casualties)
⇒ pleasant-faced - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 202
⇒ pleasant-looking - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 389 (a - young woman)
⇒ plute hell - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 466
⇒ Plutonian - 2*
⇒ pocket-watch - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 454 (-es)
⇒ point-missing - AD Four 61.4: 900-900 p. 901
⇒ pointing something - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 417
⇒ pointy-eared - AD Three 46.2: 646-648 p. 648 (the - gent)
⇒ poker-faced - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 95
⇒ polyaromatic - AD Two 30.1: 397-401 p. 399 (a strong - gust)
⇒ portal - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 154 (another great -)
⇒ portrait-frame - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 127
⇒ positive expressions - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 414
⇒ posse-size - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 176 (- units)
⇒ post-engagement - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 257 (- critique)
⇒ post-nuptial - AD Two 22.8: 267-269 p. 268 (- kick-up)
⇒ post-urban - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 150 (- tract)
⇒ pot-size - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 135 (- wheeled conveyances)
⇒ pound on it - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 305
⇒ powder-monkey - AD One 7.6: 75-80 p. 79 (- work)
⇒ prairie-smoke - AD Three 35.1: 472-474 p. 472 (- of estern Colorado)
⇒ pre-emptively - AD Four 57.3: 808-810 p. 809
⇒ pre-game - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 156 (- passions)
⇒ pre-human - 2*
⇒ pre-owned - AD Two 30.2: 401-405 p. 405 (-, as they put it)
⇒ pregnant - AD Three 33.4: 458-459 p. 458 ([Minkowski] called the equation -)
⇒ pretend - 2*
⇒ prison-bar - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 215
⇒ prize-fights - AD Two 17.4: 203-208 p. 206
⇒ problem - AD Two 27.6: 353-357 p. 354 (-?)
⇒ problem-set - AD Two 26.3: 322-326 p. 325
⇒ problem-solver - AD Three 41.8: 585-587 p. 586
⇒ procedure - AD Two 16.7: 197-198 p. 197
⇒ professional-weight - AD Two 14.2: 162-163 p. 162
⇒ property-lines - AD Two 14.3: 163-167 p. 166
⇒ propitiatory - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 154 (- structures)
⇒ props - AD Three 44.8: 632-636 p. 634
⇒ prosperous-lookin - AD Three 45.3: 639-643 p. 642 (- gent)
⇒ prostration - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 257 (neuræsthenic -)
⇒ protection - 2*
⇒ providing - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 101
⇒ proving the existence - AD One 7.2: 61-66 p. 63
⇒ public-decency - AD Three 44.2: 619-621 p. 620
⇒ public-school - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 178 (Denver County - system)
⇒ pun - AD Three 44.3: 621-623 p. 622 (the English word -, upside down, is ... 'und')
⇒ purchase-of-information - AD Two 30.1: 397-401 p. 398 (- fund)
⇒ pure - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 70 (One - Indian.)
⇒ pure-blooded - AD Three 44.6: 627-628 p. 628 (the - nation [England] it once was)
⇒ quarter-inched - AD Two 26.1: 318-320 p. 320 (- squares)
⇒ queerly-shaped - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 445 (- bag)
⇒ queue-jumping - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 135
⇒ quick-fingered - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 574
⇒ quite-extensive - AD Four 51.1: 712-715 p. 713
⇒ quite-sophisticated - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 176 (- firearms)
⇒ quite-unabsorbed - AD Four 61.7: 903-906 p. 904
⇒ quotidian - 3*
⇒ rag-sorrowful - GR Part One 18: 145-154 p. 145
⇒ ragging - AD Two 30.1: 397-401 p. 399
⇒ rank-and-filer - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 92
⇒ rapidly-spinning - AD Four 68.8: 1033-1035 p. 1034 (- metallic disk)
⇒ rat's-nest - AD Two 26.2: 320-322 p. 320 (- office)
⇒ rat-infested - 2*
⇒ rational - AD Four 52.5: 732-736 p. 732
⇒ rationally - AD Three 44.4: 623-626 p. 625
⇒ rationally-arrived-at - AD Four 53.9: 762-764 p. 763 (- code)
⇒ raw-umber - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 256 (great - smudge of uncertainty)
⇒ razor-scraping - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 124
⇒ razor-sharp - AD Four 68.1: 1018-1021 p. 1020 (- crestlines)
⇒ razor-toed - 2*
⇒ re-connection - AD Three 48.3: 664-667 p. 665
⇒ re-emission - AD Two 16.3: 192-194 p. 193
⇒ re-focused - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 161
⇒ re-group - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 150
⇒ re-imagined - AD Four 64.7: 944-946 p. 944 (a city -)
⇒ re-inserted - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 125
⇒ re-invite - AD Four 64.8: 946-948 p. 947 (-d)
⇒ re-manifest - AD Three 45.3: 639-643 p. 640 (-ed)
⇒ re-scale - AD Three 32.3: 443-445 p. 444
⇒ re-surface - AD Two 26.4: 326-328 p. 327 ([rivers] -)
⇒ re-use - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 340
⇒ read my mind - AD Three 42.2: 595-597 p. 596
⇒ read up - AD Four 61.2: 893-895 p. 895
⇒ real life - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 341
⇒ real-life - 2*
⇒ real-looking - AD Three 44.4: 623-626 p. 625
⇒ real-world - AD Four 56.6: 801-802 p. 802 (- issues)
⇒ realistic - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 99
⇒ reality-modifying - AD Two 20.1: 233-237 p. 233 (- explosive)
⇒ really - 8*
⇒ reasonable-looking - AD Four 53.9: 762-764 p. 764
⇒ recently-burnt - AD Two 30.1: 397-401 p. 399 (- gunpowder)
⇒ recognize him - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 525 (they seemed to -)
⇒ refute - AD Three 44.1: 615-619 p. 616 (to - the 'fourth dimension')
⇒ regardless of scale - AD Two 16.3: 192-194 p. 193
⇒ rejectamenta - AD Two 14.4: 168-170 p. 168 (rotgut -)
⇒ religious-supply - AD Two 21.2: 248-250 p. 249 (- business)
⇒ remember - 2*
⇒ reminds - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 121
⇒ repentant - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 201
⇒ respectable - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 414 (- parts of town)
⇒ restless-muscled - GR Part One 4: 20-29 p. 24 (- RAF dogs)
⇒ resurrected - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 410
⇒ return - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 453 ([Time] -s)
⇒ returnee - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 304 (many a future - to Finland)
⇒ rewrite - AD One 6.1: 45-49 p. 45
⇒ ridge-runner - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 191 (-s)
⇒ right-angled - 3*
⇒ right-of-way - 3*
⇒ rights-of-way - 3*
⇒ rivals - AD Three 49.2: 683-688 p. 686
⇒ river-flow - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 540
⇒ road-ranch - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 466 (Christer -)
⇒ rolled-up - AD Four 63.1: 919-921 p. 921 (- shirt)
⇒ rooster-in-the-morn - AD Two 17.1: 199-200 p. 199 (- attitude)
⇒ rotten-smelling - AD Two 24.1: 281-282 p. 282
⇒ rough-crusted - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 183 (- loaves)
⇒ rough-milled - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 174 (- shed)
⇒ round-eyed - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 190 (a - halt)
⇒ round-headed - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 138 (a - pin)
⇒ round-the-clock - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 90 (- work)
⇒ rounder-type - AD Two 28.2: 361-362 p. 361 (- antics)
⇒ rubberneck - AD Two 24.1: 281-282 p. 281
⇒ run-out-of-the-show - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 341 (- contract)
⇒ run-up - 2*
⇒ rustling - AD Three 36.10: 499-501 p. 500
⇒ saber-shaped - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 285 (gold canines [...] -)
⇒ saddle-tramp - 2*
⇒ safe - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 577 (- ...)
⇒ safe-passage - AD Three 45.3: 639-643 p. 640
⇒ sage-flavored - AD Four 58.3: 826-826 p. 826
⇒ saith - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 87 (he - unto them)
⇒ saloon-dancer - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 203
⇒ saloon-or-store-keeper's son - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 314
⇒ same-model - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 377 (- Mauser)
⇒ sand-augers - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 434 (diamon-edged -)
⇒ sand-dogs - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 434 (long-time Inner Asian -)
⇒ sand-dunes - 2*
⇒ sand-duty - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 435 (- cuisine)
⇒ sand-filled - GR Part One 12: 72-83 p. 78 (- rooms)
⇒ sap-head - 2*
⇒ sash-weights - AD Three 35.1: 472-474 p. 473
⇒ sat down - AD One 7.2: 61-66 p. 66
⇒ satin-polished - GR Part One 9: 53-60 p. 54
⇒ saving - AD Four 51.5: 722-723 p. 723
⇒ saw - 3*
⇒ saw-cut - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 199
⇒ sawed-in-half - AD Three 41.1: 568-573 p. 571 (optically - subjects)
⇒ say - AD Four 55.10: 785-786 p. 785
⇒ scaled-down - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 202 (- motor badman)
⇒ scalene polygon - AD Three 43.2: 609-614 p. 610 (floor-tiles, a combination of -s)
⇒ scent - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 127
⇒ scientific observation - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 257
⇒ scratch-marks - AD Two 26.1: 318-320 p. 319 (airy-fairy -)
⇒ scythe-shaped - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 50 (- pieces)
⇒ sea-creatures - AD Four 50.1: 697-698 p. 698
⇒ sea-derelect - AD One 10.1: 107-108 p. 108
⇒ sea-level - AD Three 38.4: 542-544 p. 543
⇒ sea-taken - AD Four 52.8: 739-741 p. 740 (souls of the wrecked and -)
⇒ second-class - GR Part One 21: 174-177 p. 177 (- trivia)
⇒ second-floor - AD Two 17.4: 203-208 p. 203 (- veranda)
⇒ secular - AD One 10.5: 112-113 p. 113 (the -)
⇒ see - 6*
⇒ seem - 3*
⇒ seems - AD Four 57.3: 808-810 p. 809
⇒ seen - 2*
⇒ seen it - AD Three 42.6: 604-604 p. 604
⇒ seldom-encountered - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 102
⇒ selfishly - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 126
⇒ semi-awaited - AD Two 17.2: 200-201 p. 202 (- young gents)
⇒ semi-consciousness - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 310
⇒ semi-detached - 2*
⇒ semi-governmental - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 228 (- official)
⇒ semi-imaginary - AD Two 15.4: 179-182 p. 180 (- badmen)
⇒ semi-paralyzed - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 442
⇒ semi-religous - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 159 (- attachment to Vectorism)
⇒ semi-rigid - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 243 (the - Seccatatura)
⇒ semi-secret - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 408 (- flights of stairs)
⇒ semi-sweetly - AD Five 70.1: 1065-1068 p. 1067 (- amused)
⇒ semi-visible - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 529 (forces -)
⇒ seminotorious - AD Two 23.3: 278-280 p. 280 (- gunmen)
⇒ Senior - AD Three 36.5: 494-495 p. 495 (Junior or - [Grossmith])
⇒ serious - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 531 (I know you're -)
⇒ seven-eights - AD Two 17.2: 200-201 p. 202
⇒ seven-fifty - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 343 (- a week)
⇒ shadow-steeped - AD Four 50.4: 703-704 p. 703 (the - operative)
⇒ shall - AD Four 51.5: 722-723 p. 722 (I could vomit. I - vomit)
⇒ shallow-breathing - AD Two 29.7: 394-396 p. 395 (- stillness of burnt powder)
⇒ shameful - AD Four 69.9: 1051-1054 p. 1052
⇒ shameful habit - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 182
⇒ shape - 3*
⇒ sharp-edged - 2*
⇒ sharp-pointed - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 185 (- dune grass under bare feet)
⇒ she - 3*
⇒ she made - AD One 7.3: 66-69 p. 67
⇒ she's - 2*
⇒ sheet-metal - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 288 (- comal
⇒ sheet-sporting - AD Two 15.3: 178-179 p. 178 (- vigilantes)
⇒ shell-rooms-to-be - AD Three 37.6: 514-514 p. 516
⇒ sheriff's-office - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 201 (- way)
⇒ shift-boss - AD One 9.3: 104-106 p. 105 (- paperwork)
⇒ shifty-eyed - AD Two 22.1: 260-262 p. 261 (some - little hardcase)
⇒ shined-up - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 291 (- li'l 'sucker)
⇒ shit - 7*
⇒ shit-sensitized - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 65
⇒ shit-stinking - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 66
⇒ shop-noise - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 284
⇒ short vacation - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 339
⇒ short-lived - 4*
⇒ short-tempered - 2*
⇒ short-term - 3*
⇒ short-timer - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 294
⇒ shortcut to India - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 229
⇒ shortcutting - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 115
⇒ should - AD Two 29.5: 391-392 p. 391 (the other - be old Huerta)
⇒ should-of - AD Three 48.3: 664-667 p. 665 (-s)
⇒ show-window - AD Four 62.4: 914-916 p. 915 (- strolls)
⇒ shut-eye - AD Three 37.3: 506-510 p. 508
⇒ sibilant - AD Three 32.1: 431-433 p. 433 (- words)
⇒ side - 2*
⇒ side-bet - 2*
⇒ side-effect - 2*
⇒ side-shoving - GR Part One 4: 20-29 p. 26 (- curves)
⇒ side-trip - 2*
⇒ side-winder - AD Three 49.2: 683-688 p. 683 (-s)
⇒ side-wise - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 427 (to step -)
⇒ sight - AD Four 61.7: 903-906 p. 903
⇒ signature - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 123
⇒ silence - 3*
⇒ silver-bearing - AD Three 44.2: 619-621 p. 620 (- galena)
⇒ silver-boom - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 89 (- babies)
⇒ silver-gray - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 134
⇒ silver-mine - AD Two 15.1: 171-174 p. 172 (- money)
⇒ silver-mining - 2*
⇒ simian - AD Two 18.2: 210-214 p. 210 (- grim)
⇒ simply-connected - AD Two 14.3: 163-167 p. 165 (a - space)
⇒ simultaneousness - AD Four 56.3: 796-797 p. 797
⇒ singed-off - AD Three 33.3: 455-458 p. 457 (- eyebrows)
⇒ single-file - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 146
⇒ single-jacker - 2*
⇒ single-jacking - 2*
⇒ single-minded - 2*
⇒ single-note - AD Four 50.4: 703-704 p. 703 (- brothel tunes)
⇒ single-reed - AD Four 69.12: 1057-1059 p. 1057 (- utterances)
⇒ sinister - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 137 (But there’s a better word than -)
⇒ sixth - AD Three 42.4: 602-603 p. 602 (- [Dimension])
⇒ sixty-degree - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 287 (- wedges of peach pie)
⇒ skip - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 12 ([Pirate] will then actually - to and fro)
⇒ skull-and-pavement - AD Three 49.1: 678-683 p. 678 (- clearances)
⇒ skull-heft - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 127
⇒ sky-bag - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 427
⇒ sky-borne - AD Three 33.3: 455-458 p. 457
⇒ sky-business - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 124
⇒ sky-high - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 300 (ass blown -)
⇒ sky-piercing - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 122 (- crags)
⇒ sky-punctilio - AD One 10.5: 112-113 p. 112
⇒ sky-ready - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 423
⇒ sky-roving - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 427
⇒ sky-scatter - AD Three 41.5: 580-582 p. 580
⇒ sky-space - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 123
⇒ sky-ward - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 427
⇒ slab o'that bull meat - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 337
⇒ slant-eyed - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 290
⇒ slate-sponge - AD Three 33.4: 458-459 p. 458
⇒ slate-work - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 127
⇒ sleep-wrecking - AD Two 15.3: 178-179 p. 179 (- impression)
⇒ slept-on - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 530 (- thicket of curls)
⇒ slimepit - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 441 (- being King James English)
⇒ slow-beating - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 208 (a grave - tremor)
⇒ slow-match - AD One 10.4: 111-112 p. 112
⇒ slow-motion - 3*
⇒ slow-scumming - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 130 (the - gray estuary)
⇒ small - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 289 (-, joven)
⇒ small-radius - AD Four 57.5: 811-812 p. 812 (a bright, - ring of panic)
⇒ small-time - AD Two 29.3: 383-385 p. 384 (- endeavor)
⇒ small-town - 3*
⇒ smaller-caliber - AD Three 37.7: 514-516 p. 516 (- guns)
⇒ smartness - AD Three 44.4: 623-626 p. 624
⇒ smoke - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 118
⇒ smoke-darkened - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 380 (- walls)
⇒ smooth-faced - AD Four 69.10: 1054-1055 p. 1054
⇒ smooth-gliding - AD Four 61.7: 903-906 p. 904 (- wood drawer after drawer)
⇒ smooth-walled - AD Two 29.3: 383-385 p. 383 (a -, vaulted corridor)
⇒ snaggletoothing - AD Two 24.1: 281-282 p. 281
⇒ snake-charmer - AD Three 42.1: 588-594 p. 594
⇒ snake-oil - AD Four 67.8: 1007-1008 p. 1008 (Damn - salesmen)
⇒ snarled-up - AD Four 67.2: 1002-1003 p. 1002 (- politics)
⇒ sneak - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 199
⇒ snot-nose - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 314
⇒ so - 4*
⇒ so ugly - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 257
⇒ so-called - 14*
⇒ so-far-undreamable - AD Three 46.3: 648-650 p. 649
⇒ sobebody you know - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 379
⇒ soft-shoe - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 209 (- dancing)
⇒ soft-voiced - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 408 (- pages)
⇒ soft-wood - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 106 (- smells of staircases steep as ladders)
⇒ softly-softly - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 217
⇒ sold-out - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 340 (- houses)
⇒ solid-looking - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 426
⇒ solid-set - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 68
⇒ soliloquy - AD Three 36.1: 489-490 p. 489 (tearful -)
⇒ some - AD Three 42.6: 604-604 p. 604 (- equation)
⇒ something else - 2*
⇒ somewhere - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 127 (driving - in Kent)
⇒ soon - AD Two 18.3: 214-215 p. 215
⇒ soon-enough-interrupted - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 86 (- dreams)
⇒ soon-inseparable - AD Four 53.7: 759-761 p. 760
⇒ soon-to-be-immortal - GR Part One 19: 154-167 p. 158 (the - phrase)
⇒ soul-rattling - AD Four 55.7: 783-783 p. 783
⇒ soul-smiting - AD Two 28.3: 362-366 p. 365 (- roar)
⇒ soul-to-soul - AD Two 17.4: 203-208 p. 206
⇒ south-of-the-border - AD Two 29.1: 374-376 p. 375 (- hesitations)
⇒ southwest - AD Four 55.8: 783-784 p. 783 (as southwest))
⇒ spalled-off - AD Four 52.8: 739-741 p. 740 (- chips of lacquer)
⇒ sparking - AD Two 23.3: 278-280 p. 279
⇒ sparrow-bright - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 126
⇒ speaking-trumpet - 3*
⇒ Special - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 418 (spiffed-up -)
⇒ special souvenir - AD Three 44.3: 621-623 p. 623
⇒ specific - AD Four 53.1: 748-750 p. 749
⇒ speeded-up - 2*
⇒ spice - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 340
⇒ spiffed-up - 2*
⇒ spin-recovery - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 105
⇒ spirit-battering - AD Three 34.1: 460-462 p. 461 (- events of everyday)
⇒ spirit-squeezing - AD Two 15.2: 174-178 p. 174
⇒ spiritual - AD Two 29.5: 391-392 p. 391
⇒ spiritual-type - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 454 (- programs)
⇒ splendid weaknesses - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 149
⇒ split-second - 3*
⇒ split-streak - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 183 (-s)
⇒ spoil-scarred - AD Four 67.9: 1008-1011 p. 1010 (the bleak, - country)
⇒ spoken-of - GR Part One 12: 72-83 p. 88 (Speaker and -)
⇒ spot-on - AD Five 70.1: 1065-1068 p. 1066 (a - impression)
⇒ spots - AD Three 36.13: 503-504 p. 504
⇒ spring - AD One 4.3: 33-35 p. 34
⇒ spring-avalanche - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 288 (- weather)
⇒ spurting out - AD Four 50.4: 703-704 p. 704
⇒ square-dancin - AD Two 17.4: 203-208 p. 205 (- through life)
⇒ squared-away - AD Two 29.2: 376-383 p. 389 (- uniform)
⇒ stage-light - AD One 7.3: 66-69 p. 68
⇒ stage-lighting - AD Three 36.9: 498-499 p. 499
⇒ stage-magician - AD Three 33.1: 449-451 p. 451
⇒ stained-glass - AD Three 43.1: 605-609 p. 605 (- dome)
⇒ stall - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 445
⇒ stanchion - AD Two 30.2: 401-405 p. 401 (a dablamed -)
⇒ standard-issue - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 426
⇒ standing erect - AD Three 38.4: 542-544 p. 542
⇒ standing inside angle - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 258
⇒ star-blotting - AD Four 68.6: 1029-1032 p. 1030 (the airship's - mass)
⇒ star-shaped - AD Two 15.1: 171-174 p. 171 (- silhouette)
⇒ stateside - AD Two 20.1: 233-237 p. 233
⇒ steak - 2*
⇒ steam-driven - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 135 (- train)
⇒ steam-machinery - 2*
⇒ steam-pressure - AD Three 37.8: 516-519 p. 517
⇒ steam-vents - AD Three 43.2: 609-614 p. 610
⇒ steel-blotched - GR Part One 20: 167-174 p. 172
⇒ steel-clad - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 142
⇒ steel-engraved - AD Four 61.7: 903-906 p. 904 (- cartouche)
⇒ steel-rimmed - AD Four 50.2: 698-701 p. 700 (- eyeglasses)
⇒ steel-riveted - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 136
⇒ steel-shuddering - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 123
⇒ steep-sided - 2*
⇒ steeply-pitched - AD Three 37.12: 523-524 p. 523 (- streets)
⇒ steering-blades - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 435
⇒ steering-committee - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 425 (- meetings)
⇒ steering-vanes - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 434
⇒ stem-winder - AD Four 67.1: 1000-1002 p. 1000
⇒ step - AD Three 44.4: 623-626 p. 624
⇒ step-by-step - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 203
⇒ stereopticon - AD Two 18.1: 209-210 p. 209 (- view)
⇒ still - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 65 (A-and there’s - no sign of his lost harp.)
⇒ still here - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 298 (you -, little missy?)
⇒ still-bracing - AD Four 57.8: 815-817 p. 815 (- Δt)
⇒ still-forbidden - GR Part Two 5: 236-244 p. 237 (the - beach)
⇒ still-increasing - AD One 9.3: 104-106 p. 105
⇒ still-luminous - AD Four 54.2: 769-771 p. 770 (- sky)
⇒ stock-market - 2*
⇒ stomach-clutching - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 214 (- mob)
⇒ store-bought - 7*
⇒ storm-blown - AD Two 26.3: 322-326 p. 326
⇒ storm-cellar - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 452
⇒ storm-flow - AD Four 61.7: 903-906 p. 904 (-s above the city)
⇒ storm-free - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 149 (- weeks)
⇒ storm-lamps - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 452
⇒ storm-lit - AD One 10.1: 107-108 p. 108 (- seascape)
⇒ story-kingdom - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 287 (- of glass mountains)
⇒ stove-lid - AD Three 35.11: 486-488 p. 487 (- lifter)
⇒ straggling - AD Two 21.4: 253-254 p. 253
⇒ straight-shootin - AD Three 46.3: 648-650 p. 648
⇒ straight-sided - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 452 (a - cone)
⇒ strange-looking - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 465 (a - horseless trolley car)
⇒ strangely-distorted - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 437
⇒ strangeness, - GR Part Two 5: 236-244 p. 240
⇒ strangest-looking - AD Four 66.2: 983-984 p. 984
⇒ street-safe - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 183
⇒ street-sweepings - AD Three 36.6: 495-496 p. 496
⇒ street-urchin - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 576
⇒ street-wake - GR Part One 2: 7-16 p. 14
⇒ strenuosity - AD Two 16.3: 192-194 p. 193
⇒ striation - AD Three 36.13: 503-504 p. 504 (cold -s of the dawn)
⇒ strike-anywhere - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 184 (a - match)
⇒ stripped-down - AD Four 64.12: 950-954 p. 951
⇒ strung-up - AD Two 18.1: 209-210 p. 209 (- wrongdoers)
⇒ stupid - AD Four 63.3: 922-924 p. 924
⇒ stupid-cowboy - AD Four 59.5: 854-860 p. 858 (a - question)
⇒ sty - AD Two 30.1: 397-401 p. 399 (in iniquitous -)
⇒ sub-divide - AD Two 26.6: 329-335 p. 333 (to divide and -)
⇒ sub-sea-level - AD Three 38.3: 540-542 p. 542
⇒ sub-structure - AD Two 11.5: 131-134 p. 133
⇒ sub-surface - AD Three 32.4: 445-448 p. 447 (other - ruins)
⇒ subarenaceous - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 435 (the - world)
⇒ subject - AD Two 20.3: 239-242 p. 241
⇒ substitute - AD One 9.2: 99-104 p. 100 (Civil War - story)
⇒ subterfuge - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 191 (I will employ some of that -)
⇒ sucker-punched - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 89
⇒ suit-wearing - AD Four 64.5: 941-942 p. 942 (some - bastard)
⇒ summer-old - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 185 (- cooking oil)
⇒ sun-beaten - 2*
⇒ sun-bleached - AD Two 29.6: 392-394 p. 392 (a - stick)
⇒ Sunday-morning - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 299 (- voice)
⇒ superbly-centered - AD Five 70.8: 1077-1083 p. 1081
⇒ supine - AD Two 17.4: 203-208 p. 205
⇒ supposed - AD Two 27.6: 353-357 p. 356
⇒ supposed-to-be - AD Four 69.8: 1049-1051 p. 1050 ([Lew's] - life)
⇒ sure - GR Part Two 4: 226-236 p. 229
⇒ sure-fire - AD Two 26.3: 322-326 p. 325 (- cure)
⇒ suspicious-looking - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 537 (- birds)
⇒ sweat-and-leather - GR Part One 10: 60-71 p. 69 (- tackrooms)
⇒ sweet-talked - AD Two 22.9: 269-269 p. 269 (Lake - him into [bathing]) only once)
⇒ sweetheart - 2*
⇒ swell-looking - GR Part Two 1: 181-189 p. 188
⇒ swept-up - AD Three 33.3: 455-458 p. 457 (Psyche knots and other - arrangements)
⇒ swinging-door - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 302 (- doors creaking)
⇒ syntonic - 4*
⇒ taken-for-granted - AD Three 40.5: 564-567 p. 566
⇒ talk - 2*
⇒ tall-hatted - AD Three 38.4: 542-544 p. 543 (- monitory shadows)
⇒ tax-free - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 423 (kiting off -)
⇒ tell them - AD Two 26.5: 328-329 p. 329
⇒ ten-day-trash - AD Two 16.7: 197-198 p. 197 (the usual -)
⇒ tenebrous - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 115 (- interior)
⇒ tent-meeting - 2*
⇒ test-days - AD Two 11.1: 121-125 p. 123
⇒ tetralatry - AD Three 42.1: 588-594 p. 591 (- or worship of number four)
⇒ that kind - AD Three 41.4: 577-580 p. 578 (- of ghost)
⇒ that which - AD Two 25.3: 314-317 p. 317
⇒ the real thing - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 341
⇒ the type - AD Three 36.2: 490-493 p. 491
⇒ the whole story - AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 368
⇒ the world - 2*
⇒ them - 10*
⇒ then - 4*
⇒ then-sitting - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 247 (- Doge Pietro Gradenigo)
⇒ there - 3*
⇒ these - 4*
⇒ they know - AD Two 26.5: 328-329 p. 328
⇒ thick - GR Part One 20: 167-174 p. 173 (-est)
⇒ thick-set - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 117 (hordes of - indigenous)
⇒ thigh-bones - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 436 (- of [...] priests
⇒ third-party - 2*
⇒ third-shift - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 90 (- scullery duty)
⇒ this - 21*
⇒ though - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 126 (through?)
⇒ thousand-flower - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 127 (- print)
⇒ thousand-foot - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 287 (- chasms)
⇒ thousand-named - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 576 (- mists of Venezia)
⇒ three-dimensional - 9*
⇒ three-dollar - AD Two 16.3: 192-194 p. 193 (a sepulchral figure in a - sack suit)
⇒ three-finger - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 309 (- doses)
⇒ three-foot - AD One 9.2: 99-104 p. 103 (- copper sphere)
⇒ three-party - AD Two 22.9: 269-269 p. 269 (- household of dubious coziness)
⇒ three-spring - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 286 (- phaetons)
⇒ threw - AD Three 37.5: 511-514 p. 513 (you - me at him)
⇒ throws bombs - AD Two 20.1: 233-237 p. 236
⇒ thunderstorm-proof - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 284 (patent devices for - mayonnaise)
⇒ tie-in - AD Three 44.7: 628-632 p. 630
⇒ time-consuming - AD Three 38.3: 540-542 p. 540
⇒ time-corroded - AD Two 30.2: 401-405 p. 401 (a[n] arch, gray and -)
⇒ time-honored - 3*
⇒ time-signature - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 535
⇒ tip-top - AD Two 26.4: 326-328 p. 327 (- mental health)
⇒ tire-track - GR Part One 14: 92-113 p. 113
⇒ to one another - AD Two 30.1: 397-401 p. 400
⇒ tone-deaf - 3*
⇒ tongue-softened - GR Part One 15: 114-120 p. 118
⇒ tongue-tied - 2*
⇒ too - 4*
⇒ too Jewish - AD Three 44.4: 623-626 p. 623
⇒ too-often - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 435 (- ill-considered taste)
⇒ too-often-unfamiliar - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 529 (- harbor defenses)
⇒ too-short - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 185 (- fuse)
⇒ took - AD Two 14.4: 168-170 p. 168 (nothing -)
⇒ top-heavy - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 141
⇒ top-notch - 2*
⇒ torn - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 340 (- from her person)
⇒ Tornadic - AD Three 33.3: 455-458 p. 456 (- equivalent of a shrug)
⇒ toroidal - 3*
⇒ torpedo-related - AD Three 38.3: 540-542 p. 541
⇒ Torpor - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 206 ([Dodson-Truck:] Attitude 8.11, -, Undergraduate.]
⇒ town-against-town - AD Four 66.6: 990-995 p. 992
⇒ town-dweller - 2*
⇒ town-lad - AD Three 36.8: 497-498 p. 497 (- choristers)
⇒ track-laying - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 85 (- Chinamen)
⇒ trade-delegation - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 294 (more than average - interest)
⇒ trade-mark - AD Two 15.1: 171-174 p. 172
⇒ trail-fire - AD Four 54.2: 769-771 p. 770 (a - in the measureless twilight)
⇒ trail-grade - AD Four 63.1: 919-921 p. 920 (- whipcord)
⇒ trail-head - AD Four 64.1: 931-934 p. 931
⇒ train-station - AD Three 35.1: 472-474 p. 472 (- toilets)
⇒ train-tunnel - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 152
⇒ train-watching - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 465 (- cowboys)
⇒ trans-horizontic - AD Three 38.3: 540-542 p. 542 (the terrible - light of what approached)
⇒ trans-national - AD Four 64.3: 935-939 p. 936 (- plexuses)
⇒ transform them - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 257
⇒ transmogrified - AD Two 22.12: 272-272 p. 272 (- into a creature of dust)
⇒ transmundane - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 435 (- melody)
⇒ transpeninsular - AD Four 58.2: 822-826 p. 825 (that strange - passage from Euxine to Cronian Seas)
⇒ tree-climbing - AD Three 37.10: 520-522 p. 521 (- goats)
⇒ tree-felling - AD Four 55.13: 788-789 p. 788
⇒ trick-riding - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 463 (- artists)
⇒ trigger-question - GR Part One 18: 145-154 p. 147
⇒ trouble - 2*
⇒ true - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 423 (- Chums)
⇒ trusswork - 2*
⇒ tuned to itself - AD Three 36.10: 499-501 p. 500
⇒ turned-around - AD Two 18.2: 210-214 p. 211 (- collars)
⇒ turned-out - 2*
⇒ twelve-year-old - AD Two 19.3: 225-232 p. 230 (- Speyside malt)
⇒ twenty-five-cent - 2*
⇒ twin - AD Four 52.3: 728-730 p. 729 (some sort of -)
⇒ two - 2*
⇒ two-faced - AD Two 23.3: 278-280 p. 280 (a - town)
⇒ two-headed - 2*
⇒ two-hole - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 420 (- [...] Microharmonicas)
⇒ two-horse - AD Two 27.2: 337-343 p. 337 (- carriages)
⇒ two-part - AD Four 55.13: 788-789 p. 788 (a - structure to the narrative)
⇒ two-places-in-one - AD Four 69.12: 1057-1059 p. 1058 (the old - condition)
⇒ two-shaded - AD Three 37.7: 514-516 p. 516 (- false dihedrals)
⇒ two-step - 2*
⇒ two-stepping - AD Two 26.3: 322-326 p. 322
⇒ two-thirds - AD One 7.2: 61-66 p. 317 (- of a continent)
⇒ two-three - AD Three 46.1: 644-646 p. 645
⇒ two-timing - AD Four 63.3: 922-924 p. 923 (- double-crossing snake)
⇒ two-way - AD Two 16.3: 192-194 p. 192
⇒ ultra-modern - AD Three 44.4: 623-626 p. 624 (- design)
⇒ un-camel-like - AD Three 32.1: 431-433 p. 432 (- cries)
⇒ un-Republican - AD Three 34.3: 468-470 p. 469
⇒ un-spoken of - AD Three 35.5: 477-480 p. 477 (- thing)
⇒ unasked-for - AD Three 46.3: 648-650 p. 649
⇒ under-defined - AD Two 20.2: 237-239 p. 238 (- relation to [...])
⇒ under-sand - 3*
⇒ undreamt-of - AD Two 16.1: 189-191 p. 191 (- destiny)
⇒ unexpectedly-arrived - AD Four 56.6: 801-802 p. 802 (- husband)
⇒ unfairly earned - AD Two 14.3: 163-167 p. 167 (- revenue)
⇒ unfinished-business - AD Two 15.4: 179-182 p. 181 (- looks)
⇒ unguarded-henhouse - AD One 7.6: 75-80 p. 77 (- gleam in his eye)
⇒ unhappy-looking - AD Four 67.2: 1002-1003 p. 1002 (- young men)
⇒ uninhabited - AD Four 55.4: 780-782 p. 781 (an - piece of Siberia)
⇒ University-nitwit accent - AD Four 53.10: 765-765 p. 765
⇒ unknown - 2*
⇒ unknown way - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 305
⇒ unlistened-to - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 311 (- commentator)
⇒ unorthodox behavior - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 420
⇒ unspoken - AD Three 38.2: 531-540 p. 536
⇒ unwished-for - AD Four 53.12: 766-767 p. 767 (- depths of blue)
⇒ up - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 210
⇒ up the mountain - AD Two 28.6: 372-372 p. 372
⇒ up to - AD Three 46.1: 644-646 p. 646 (What's 'at young Jesse - these days)
⇒ upper-floor - AD Four 61.7: 903-906 p. 905 (- caryatid faces)
⇒ upper-world - AD Three 32.2: 434-443 p. 434 (- view)
⇒ uproarious - AD Four 64.22: 964-965 p. 964
⇒ upside-down - 4*
⇒ urchin - 2*
⇒ used - GR Part One 17: 136-144 p. 149 (- for the ideology of the Zero)
⇒ useful - AD Two 26.6: 329-335 p. 330 (- advanced mathematics)
⇒ utterly - GR Part One 6: 37-42 p. 39
⇒ vacancy - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 304
⇒ vagrancy - AD Two 24.2: 282-289 p. 282
⇒ vague - 2*
⇒ valley-wide - AD Two 25.1: 296-304 p. 302 (a - symphony of gunshots)
⇒ vanishing-point - AD Two 11.5: 131-134 p. 134
⇒ various-size - AD Three 37.5: 511-514 p. 511 (- Zombinis)
⇒ varmint-proofed - AD Four 67.1: 1000-1002 p. 1001
⇒ vatic swoon - AD One 10.6: 113-118 p. 116
⇒ vectorial - 2*
⇒ vëlla - AD Four 64.26: 968-971 p. 970
⇒ velocity-given - AD Five 70.2: 1068-1072 p. 1071 (- illumination)
⇒ velvet-padded - AD Three 37.3: 506-510 p. 510 (- hammers)
⇒ velvet-trimmed - AD Two 27.1: 336-336 p. 336 (- [train] cars)
⇒ velvet-warm - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 191
⇒ vertiginous - AD One 10.3: 109-111 p. 109 (a dishearteningly - rate)
⇒ very - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 52 (- reliable)
⇒ very dangerous - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 243
⇒ vest-pocket - 2*
⇒ vibratoless - AD Two 17.2: 200-201 p. 203
⇒ vista - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 150 (a - of earthbound buttresses)
⇒ voltaic frenzy - AD One 9.2: 99-104 p. 103
⇒ vortex-formation - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 426
⇒ wafer-thin - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 306 (- rhomboid)
⇒ wagon-parts - AD Three 33.1: 449-451 p. 451 (- store)
⇒ wake - AD Two 11.6: 134-136 p. 136
⇒ walking out - AD Two 19.2: 223-225 p. 224
⇒ Wall - 3*
⇒ want - 6*
⇒ wanted - 3*
⇒ wasn't - 2*
⇒ watch-chain - 2*
⇒ watch-fobs - AD One 7.2: 61-66 p. 66
⇒ water-glare - AD Four 56.4: 797-799 p. 798
⇒ water-mazes - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 575
⇒ water-sky - 2*
⇒ water-spots - GR Part Two 5: 236-244 p. 240
⇒ water-tunnel - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 152
⇒ water-waves - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 426
⇒ wave-front - AD Three 32.3: 443-445 p. 443
⇒ wave-history - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 426
⇒ wave-modulation - AD Three 33.2: 451-455 p. 453
⇒ way-too-readable - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 202 (- eyes)
⇒ wealth - 2*
⇒ weasel-worded - GR Part One 21: 174-177 p. 177 ([Jeremy's] - come-along)
⇒ weather-gauge - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 257
⇒ weather-proofed - AD One 10.4: 111-112 p. 112 (- shack)
⇒ week-long - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 89 (- wingding)
⇒ week-old - AD Two 16.7: 197-198 p. 197 (- copy of the Denver Post)
⇒ Wellsian - AD Two 31.1: 406-413 p. 412 (- optimism)
⇒ west-facing - AD Four 50.1: 697-698 p. 697 (-surface)
⇒ wet-hen - AD Four 64.5: 941-942 p. 941 (- indignation)
⇒ what was being sung - AD Two 12.1: 138-146 p. 138
⇒ whatever it was - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 184
⇒ when - 3*
⇒ where - 2*
⇒ who - 2*
⇒ whole catalogue - AD Two 25.2: 304-314 p. 307 (a - of things)
⇒ whoop-de-do - AD Three 34.2: 462-468 p. 462
⇒ whose - AD Four 64.5: 941-942 p. 941
⇒ wide-eyed - 4*
⇒ wide-open - 3*
⇒ wide-shouldered - GR Part One 16: 120-136 p. 127 (- swagger coats)
⇒ wife-and-kids - AD Two 18.6: 217-218 p. 218
⇒ wife-grabbing - AD Two 24.3: 289-295 p. 290
⇒ wild - 2*
⇒ wild-looking - AD Three 48.2: 662-664 p. 662 (- men)
⇒ will - 2*
⇒ will choose - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 413
⇒ willow-lined - AD Five 70.1: 1065-1068 p. 1068 (- approach)
⇒ win - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 212
⇒ wind-beaten - 3*
⇒ wind-borne - AD Four 58.10: 838-840 p. 838 (sleet and snow, -)
⇒ wind-deposited - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 426 (sand [...] -)
⇒ wind-flues - AD Two 21.1: 243-248 p. 246 (- or sotopòrteghi)
⇒ wind-haunted - AD One 10.1: 107-108 p. 108 (- rocks)
⇒ wind-muted - AD Two 11.7: 136-137 p. 137 (- cry of a steam siren)
⇒ wind-proof - AD Two 15.1: 171-174 p. 172 (- [...] rig)
⇒ wind-rippled - AD Four 64.24: 967-967 p. 967 (- lake)
⇒ wind-ruled - 2*
⇒ wind-rush - AD Two 13.1: 149-155 p. 155
⇒ window-cleaner - AD Three 36.6: 495-496 p. 495 (-s)
⇒ window-drapes - AD Two 14.1: 156-162 p. 160
⇒ window-frame - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 421
⇒ window-screen - AD Two 22.1: 260-262 p. 260
⇒ windows - AD Two 31.2: 413-417 p. 417
⇒ wing-shadows - AD Two 18.1: 209-210 p. 210 (enormous -)
⇒ winter-silver - GR Part One 9: 53-60 p. 55
⇒ wire-cutters - AD Two 15.5: 182-186 p. 182
⇒ wire-wrapped - AD Two 17.3: 201-203 p. 203 (- strings)
⇒ wise-looking - AD Three 33.3: 455-458 p. 457
⇒ with - GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 192
⇒ withdrawn - AD Two 11.3: 126-129 p. 128
⇒ wiv - GR Part One 8: 47-53 p. 52 (WHAM! out - the old tentacle, home to poisoning and supper)
⇒ woman/animal - AD Three 38.1: 525-531 p. 526 (- hybrid motfis)
⇒ word-smitten - GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 207 (- Puritans)
⇒ work-load - AD One 7.1: 57-61 p. 61
⇒ work-roughened - AD Three 47.2: 656-658 p. 657 (large, - hands)
⇒ work-table - 2*
⇒ working-stiff - AD One 8.1: 81-96 p. 93 (- family man)
⇒ World's Ugly - AD One 6.1: 45-49 p. 48
⇒ world-famous - AD Two 31.3: 418-428 p. 418
⇒ world-line - 4*
⇒ world-sets - AD Two 19.1: 219-223 p. 221
⇒ world-weary - AD Four 60.11: 881-883 p. 881 (- remarks)
⇒ worse - AD Three 35.8: 481-484 p. 482 (change him into something -)
⇒ would - 5*
⇒ would-be - 3*
⇒ wrought-iron - 2*
⇒ yet - AD Three 41.3: 574-577 p. 577
⇒ yoo-hooing - AD Four 69.2: 1041-1043 p. 1042 (not to go - in public)
⇒ you'll - AD Three 36.2: 490-493 p. 492
⇒ you're - 6*
⇒ you-all - AD Three 45.3: 639-643 p. 643
⇒ your maternal relation - AD Two 21.6: 255-259 p. 257