bookie joint n.
(US) a bookmaker’s office.
![]() | ‘Don’t Give Your Right Name’ in Goulart (1967) 18: People gonna think I’m running a bookie joint. | |
![]() | On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 253: Let’s you and me go play the horses over the bookie joint. | |
![]() | Smashing Detective Stories Jan. 🌐 Every time I go into a bookie joint I see him tossing the dice at the green table. | ‘Dead Men Don’t Move’ in|
![]() | World’s Toughest Prison 791: bookie joint – A place where horse race wagers are taken. | |
![]() | (con. 1930) Dirty Dozen (2002) 355: It wasn’t really what you’d call a bookie joint. | |
![]() | Widespread Panic 306: ‘It’s a bookie joint by day and a fag joint by night’. |