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Gangster Girl 94: String along with him. Ask him to let you in on what other marvelous deeds he’s going to put across.at string (along) with (v.) under string (along), v.
Gangster Girl 94: String along with him. Ask him to let you in on what other marvelous deeds he’s going to put across. Gangster Girl 4: She was down and out, a long way from anywhere.at down-and-out, adj.
Gangster Girl 26: You miss those penny-ante punks you thought were big shots in Chi.at penny ante, adj.
Gangster Girl 159: The boys had put away forever five of Tim’s River Rats.at put away, v.
Gangster Girl 124: There’s automatics an’ sub-machine-guns an’ them babes know how to handle ’em.at babe, n.
Gangster Girl 17: And the sap dames who get their hair phoneyed up pay the bad news.at bad news, n.
Gangster Girl 145: [It] houses more speakeasies, dope dens, toke joints, badger apartments.at badger, n.1
Gangster Girl 130: Some good-lookin’ chippy at you to get in wit’ you till you’re off your nut over her an’ trust her, an’—bam!at bam!, excl.
Gangster Girl 103: Anybody I can’t jack up I can bang off.at bang, v.2
Gangster Girl 3: You came in here carryin’ the banner and singin’ the blues.at carry the banner (v.) under banner, n.
Gangster Girl 149: [He] was just tossing off a barbed drink.at barbed wire, n.1
Gangster Girl 3: I guess I can battle it out after I never glom you again.at battle, v.
Gangster Girl 11: If a ‘rap’ threatened, and this was a Federal offense, hard to square or beat, the ‘monkeys’ would be jettisoned without hesitation.at beat, v.
Gangster Girl 3: You beat a blowoff in Chi.at beat, v.
Gangster Girl 60: How’d you like a swell bust in the beezer?at beezer, n.1
Gangster Girl 2: You got no call for the big-time camps since the market went Democratic.at big-time, adj.
Gangster Girl 4: Now she was in the nest of the big dough.at big, adj.
Gangster Girl 7: The Big Boy, as they called him (and it was abbreviated to B. B.) rarely came there.at big boy, n.
Gangster Girl 26: From tipsy teamsters to the top shots of Chicago’s underworld, they had given her the chase and the work.at big shot, n.
Gangster Girl 41: You’ve done a bit in stir.at do a/one’s bit (v.) under bit, n.1
Gangster Girl 194: Silk would never bleat.at bleat, v.
Gangster Girl 7: The names on the door were blinds.at blind, n.1
Gangster Girl 24: Downstairs is a dress joint—it’s run by a blister named Imogene.at blister, n.1
Gangster Girl 150: [He] nervously spun out the bottle of the blistering nepenthese of a hell that held no terror for Tim.at blistering, adj.
Gangster Girl 9: She didn’t tell him that it was she who had blown Goldie’s belly out with his own gilded gats.at blow out, v.1
Gangster Girl 3: You came in here carryin’ the banner and singin’ the blues.at sing the blues (v.) under blues, n.1
Gangster Girl 72: He had a murder rap that sent him up for the book.at book, n.
Gangster Girl 4: In Chicago the rackets were run by a bunch of boss hoodlums.at boss, adj.
Gangster Girl 26: Oh, bottle that in your good-lookin’ mush.at bottle up, v.
Gangster Girl 2: He was laid away in a fifty-grand stiff-box.at box, n.1
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