Green’s Dictionary of Slang
P. Highsmith Strangers on a Train (1974) 30: We meet on a train, see, and nobody knows we know each other! Perfect alibis! Catch?at catch, v.1
P. Highsmith Strangers on a Train (1974) 30: Hey! Cheeses, what an idea!at cheese!, excl.
P. Highsmith Strangers on a Train (1974) 30: Want me to dope out a perfect murder of your wife for you?at dope, v.2
P. Highsmith Strangers on a Train (1974) 64: ‘You ol’ jassack!’ one said.at jassack, n.
P. Highsmith Strangers on a Train (1974) 41: Long Island ... In New York, lunk, ever hear of it?at lunk, n.
P. Highsmith Strangers on a Train (1974) 72: The island. It looked like a neckers’ paradise.at necker, n.
P. Highsmith Strangers on a Train (1974) 25: I got a few crack-proof rackets doped out.at racket, n.1
P. Highsmith Strangers on a Train (1974) 70: Something swatted him in the back of the head, he turned belligerently, but it was only some fellows rough-housing with one another.at roughhouse, v.
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