1944 H.B. Hersey G.I. Laughs 208: Now Private Jones / He rolled the bones.at roll the bones (v.) under bones, n.1
1944 H.B. Hersey G.I. Laughs 118: [cartoon] Ah, me! Wotta life—our sergeant burns me up.at burn up, v.
1944 H.B. Hersey G.I. Laughs 185: ‘Lippy’ Lippman, the bugler, who could swing ‘Mess Call’ and make your mouth water for canned willie.at canned willie (n.) under canned, adj.
1944 H.B. Hersey G.I. Laughs 98: ‘Whatcha lookin’ so dreamy about, Eightball?’ asked Corporal Bragger.at eightball, n.
1944 H.B. Hersey G.I. Laughs 204: After riding for three days in the back of a truck, my fanny is completely ribbed.at fanny, n.1
1944 H.B. Hersey G.I. Laughs 202: Flaptrap Mc Gonicle, Gabtooth Smith, Slit-Lip McPherson.at flap-trap (n.) under flap, n.1
1944 H.B. Hersey G.I. Laughs 171: Slightly draped, a couple of sheets in the wind.at three sheets in the wind, phr.
1944 H.B. Hersey G.I. Laughs 118: [cartoon] I thought my charley-horse would drive me nertz!at nerts, adj.
1944 H.B. Hersey G.I. Laughs 211: First sergeants, who got to be called ‘top-kicks.’.at top kick (n.) under top, adj.