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‘The Jollity Building’ in Telephone Booth Indian (2004) 66: ‘Really, the Clutch is a gozzler.’ The term means a fellow who gozzles people — chokes them in order to rob them. The gozzling business cannot be very good, because Marty is customarily [...] broke. ‘The Jollity Building’ in Telephone Booth Indian (2004) 37: To hang, in Indian language, means to loiter. ‘I used to hang in Forty-sixth Street, in front of Variety.’. ‘The Jollity Building’ in Telephone Booth Indian (2004) 36: The term promoter means a man who mulcts another man of a dollar, or any fraction or multiple thereof. [Ibid.] 62: He tries, unsuccessfully, to promote somebody for railroad fare. ‘The Boy in the Pistachio Shirt’ in Telephone Booth Indian (2004) 214: Some of the dopesters he listened to [...] have a high opinion of German prowess. Telephone Booth Indian (2004) 139: Their press agent employed a lobster shift of assistants who went to work after midnight and [worked till dawn].