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What Neal Cassady and "Cherry St." Mary left all over Denver, CO. in 1945. (see: The Joan Anderson Letter)
"We did it in so many places that Denver was covered with our peckertracks." -- Neal Cassady (in J.A.L.)
The notion of padded comfort that feels like an air-cushion; can also be used to describe to a woman's body (favorably).
"It's more like a caffeine-solution party than a trial," he said, and let himself fall into the most luxurious of the pneumatic arm-chairs. (Brave New World, Chapter 16)
The apparent shade of a person's face when viewed in heavy crimson light; similar in shade to the flower of the lupine plant.
"Shifts might come and go, one lupus-coloured face give place to another;" (Brave New World, Chapter 3)