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Washington Times (DC) 23 Dec. 6/5: A new fraternity was organized among the old bums and ‘booze-grafters’ who hang around [...] looking for free drinks.at booze grafter (n.) under booze, n.
Washington Times (DC) 23 Dec. 6/5: A new fraternity was organized among the old bums and ‘booze-grafters’ who hang around [...] looking for free drinks. Wash. Times (DC) 15 Aug. 2/1: The gray matter in his cranium was not of a sufficient strength to prevent him making a jassack of himself.at jassack, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 11 May 2/2: ‘That’s the stuff!’ said one of the ‘supers’.at that’s the stuff under stuff, the, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 10 June 2/4: Deputy Sheriff Mulligan said they were too drunk and groggy to give their names.at groggy, adj.
Wash. Times (DC) 25 Sept. 7/3: ‘Chesty is a word that has been around for several months [...] ‘Hello, my chesty friend’.at chesty, adj.
Wash. Times (DC) 25 Sept. 7/3: ‘Chesty is a word that has been around for several months [...] ‘Now don’t get chesty about a little thing like that’.at chesty, adj.
Wash. Times (DC) 28 July 13/5: He was a good-looker all right [...] One morning a big delegation of girls came down [...] and it wasn’t twenty minutes before this hot card was calling ’em Lulu and Minnie and Blanche, and they liked it.at hot card (n.) under card, n.2
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Boost— To shoplift.at boost, v.2
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Cannon or Dip — A pickpocket.at cannon, n.2
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Dan — Dynamite.at dan, n.1
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Dos — A bed.at doss, n.1
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Ducket — A ticket.at ducket, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Dummy — Bread.at dummy, n.4
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Flash roll — Bills wrapped around apper to make a big showing; used by confidence men.at flash roll (n.) under flash, adj.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Got it all — Life imprisonment.at get it all (v.) under get it, v.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Glim— Spectacles.at glim, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Nailed, Glued or Landed – Arrested.at glue, v.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Goods— Money.at goods, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Harness bull— [...] is a uniformed officer.at harness bull (n.) under harness, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Heel— A sneak thief.at heel, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/3: Hopscotching — Taking chances.at hopscotch, v.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Instrument— One who picks the pocket of a man.at instrument, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Jerve— A vest pocket.at jerve, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: John O’Brien— A freight train.at John O’Brien, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Kangarooed — Given a false trial.at kangaroo, v.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Knockout — A drug.at knockout, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Lamaster— A fugitive from justice.at lamster, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Nailed, Glued or Landed – Arrested.at land, v.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Moucher — A beggar.at moocher, n.
Wash. Times (DC) 14 Sept. 10/4: Mr Bates — A mark.at Mr Bates (n.) under Mr, n.
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