java n.
(US/Can.) coffee; also attrib.
[ | Commercial Secretary 1 Aug. 30: Sugar is pretty good, but we cannot say the same of the coffee. The Java is of a very ordinary sort indeed] . | |
Wah-to-yah and the Taos Trail 62: We had to offer our dear-bought Java at meal time. | ||
Lantern (N.O.) 12 Nov. 3: [...] and bought some java. With it they received two bullets each, and after casting those to the interior of their systems, they hollered loud for more. | ||
High School Aegis X 15 Feb. 2–3: Wot! A quarter. Dat’s very kind in yer, mister. Now I’se solid fer me bed an’ a bowl of Java. | ‘’Frisco Kid’s Story’ in||
On Board a Whaler 369: Java and Mocha, tempered with canned milk and sugar. | ||
Beef, Iron and Wine (1917) 142: [He] was lucky if he had time to grab a cup of Java and ‘one of those up there’ on a high stool in the lunch-room. | ‘‘Taxi, Mister!’’ in||
Adventures of a Boomer Op. 28: He had a pint of ‘Java’ in one hand, and a half a dozen ‘life-savers’ in the other. | ||
Hobo’s Hornbook 227: Come, cheer up, pal, it’s nearly ten, / De door’ll soon be open; / We’ll git a bowl o’ Javy den. | ‘Sweet Charity’ in||
Christ in Concrete 260: Regina passed about the thick black java. | ||
Really the Blues 198: Pigall’s Tabac – wonderful breakfasts for the price of a cup of java. | ||
(con. 1920s) Pedlocks (1971) 145: The damn stuff them hombres drink in Europe and call Java isn’t fit for a sheepherder’s gut! | ||
World’s Toughest Prison 805: jay – Coffee. | ||
(con. 1950s) Unit Pride (1981) 310: Wanna cuppa java? | ||
Sign of Fool 28: A triple strength cup of instant java. | ||
A Second Browser’s Dict. 156: In Am. navy usage, a cup of joe, prob. by way of an intermediate [...] form ‘cup of J’. | ||
Muscle for the Wing 123: He sat like an overseer, directing the fellas to [...] drink more java. | ||
(con. 1950s) Slab Boys [film script] 37: Coupla see-through javas an’ go easy on the chicory. | ||
Destination: Morgue! (2004) 344: I hit a mocha mecca [...] I jacked up some java. | ‘Jungletown Jihad’ in||
Frank Sinatra in a Blender [ebook] I quietly beseeched the Java gods not to smite me for any momentary lapse in judgment. | ||
(con. 1963) November Road 223: ‘Top off that java for you, hon?’ the waitress said. |