both ways from the ace adv.
(US) in every way, completely.
Confessions of a Detective 17–18: The Sleeping Car is in right, both ways from the jack. | ||
Easiest Way Act II: It’s hell forty ways from the Jack. | ||
Going Some Ch. ix: Think he can’t do it, eh? Well, he’s there four ways from the ace. | ||
Cornhusker (U. of Nebraska) 5/1: I was there — there, ‘four ways from the jack.’. | ||
Lucky Seventh (2004) 240: Boggs is crazy forty ways from the ace. | ‘“Butterfly” Boggs: Pitcher’ in||
(con. 1900s) Elmer Gantry 182: I could beat that English preacher both ways from the ace. | ||
Man’s Grim Justice 266: He told me he was ‘for me fifty ways from the ace.’. | ||
in Short Stories 10 July [title] Three Ways from the Ace. | ||
Nothing Sacred [film script] Before I finish with that female Dracula, she’ll know one thing: that Oliver Stone is worse than radium poisoning four ways from the jack! | ||
Breaking Point Ch. vii: His money’s been split up a dozen ways from the ace. | ||
posting at www.worldmagblog.com 5 Oct. 🌐 I’m no Nethercutt fan, but he still beats her four ways from the jack on the issues that matter to me. |