Citations:hot beef injection

English citations of hot beef injection

Noun: "(slang, vulgar) sexual intercourse"

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• 1971 — Jim Harrison, Wolf: A False Memoir, Flamingo (1993), →ISBN, page 78:

  After she had a snack of poached broccoli lashed with native crude oil her large eyes would darken, dart to my silk bell bottoms wondering if I were ready to administer the hot beef injection.

• 1974 — Donn Pearce, Dying in the Sun, Charterhouse (1974), →ISBN, page 85:

  That girl didn't need a psychiatrist. All she needed was a hot beef injection.

• 1975 — R. M. Koster, The Dissertation, Harper's Magazine Press (1975), →ISBN, page 290:

  There he scored the faulty grammar in the stories of the plain and stimulated the talents of the pretty with hot beef injections.

• 1986 — Rex Reed, Personal Effects, Charter Books (1987), →ISBN, page 250:

  […] I'm fucking dying of rejection here and King's laid up in some Italian villa giving that cow hot beef injections!"

• 1995 — Thomas McGuane, Panama, Vintage Books (1995), →ISBN, page 23:

  I thought to offer her a number of things — silence, love, friendship, departure, a hot beef injection, shining secrets, a tit for a tat, courtesy, a sensible house pet, a raison d'etre, or a cup of coffee.

• 1995 — Howard Stern, Miss America, HarperCollins (1996), page 177:

  Maybe they were inviting me because they knew I couldn't go, but I think they might have wanted my hot beef injection.

• 1996 — Stephen J. Cannell, Final Victim, Avon Books (1997), →ISBN, page 59:

  His preferred customer was any hardcase who thought it might be fun to grab him and give him a hot beef injection in the "trick bunk" located in the back of the C Block.

• 1999 — Jack Heifner, Boys' Play: A Play in One Act, Dramatic Publishing (1999), →ISBN, page 21:

  Maybe her new boyfriend had just been over and given her a hot beef injection.

• 1999 — Chris McKinley, The Tattoo, Soho Press (2006), →ISBN, unnumbered page:

  "Wanted your hot beef injection," Kaika said.

• 2000 — Kaylie Jones, Celeste Ascending, Perennial (2001), →ISBN, page 202:

  "I don't know, I think she could use Doctor Branko's hot beef injection," he'd say with a smile.

• 2002 — Christopher S. Morrill, The Good, the Bad, and the Undead, Writers Press Club (2002), →ISBN, page 202:

  "You want to take her upstairs? Give her a little hot beef injection? I can arrange that."

• 2002 — Jonathan Tichenal, The Royal Theater, Writers Press Club (2002), →ISBN, page 12:

  "Don't give me that crap! I want my hot beef injection! I don't care how much it costs!"

• 2003 — Duane Williams, "The Sea in His Ass", in Latin Boys (ed. David Laurents), STARBooks Press (2003), →ISBN, page 93:

  I wanted to get Javier ready for the hot beef injection I was going to give him soon.

• 2005 — David Buss, The Murderer Next Door: Why the Mind Is Designed to Kill, Penguin Press (2005), →ISBN, page 160:

  If I would have kept giving his girlfriend the hot beef injection.

• 2005 — Elizabeth Harbison, Diary of a Domestic Goddess, Silhouette Books (2005), →ISBN, unnumbered page:

  She was jostled when someone shouted something about hot beef injections and shoved the taco guy against her, sending her slamming hard against Cal's chest.

• 2006 — Adrienne Maria Vrettos, Skin, Simon Pulse (2006), →ISBN, page 128:

  "Rio slipped me the hot beef injection."

• 2007 — Bill Bryan, Keep It Real, Bleak House Books (2007), →ISBN, page 142:

  By way of gratitude, I resumed my drunken lesbo-baiting, cracking myself up by telling her that the best cure for any illness was a hot beef injection.

• 2010 — Erin Downing, Kiss It, Simon Pulse (2010), →ISBN, page 58:

  "Hot beef injection," I beamed. "Horizontal hula. Mattress dancing. I could go on all day."

• 2010 — Matt Rauscher, The Unborn Spouse Situation, Lethe Press (2010), →ISBN, page 179:

  "Like, Victor gave her the hot beef injection."

• 2011 — Star Jones, Satan's Sisters, Gallery Books (2011), →ISBN, page 113:

  "Ever the doctor, right? So I guess that means the doctor is prescribing a big, fat penis for Miss Stein? Take two hot beef injections and call me in the morning!"

• 2011 — Christopher Poole, Renaissance Killer, AuthorHouse (2011), →ISBN, page 17:

  The ever increasing visibility of fudge-packers ({…}} sparked a backlash amongst anti-gays, and this included right-thinking Catholics, for the Bible cited that hot beef injections between dudes was a strict no-no.