1945 Look 18 Sept. 34: Mary Lou meets her husband in front of the club for breakfast in a beanwagon next to people just going to work.at bean wagon (n.) under bean, n.1
1945 Look (advert for Nescafé) 18 Sept. 10: His aide quickly stirred up a cup of Nescafé, then said ... ‘Well sir, try this!’ He did ... stared in amazement ... and yelled, ‘Gee whiz!’.at gee whiz!, excl.
1945 Look (ad for Kreml hair tonic) 18 Sept. 73: No wonder girls ‘turn on the ice’ when he asks for a date.at give someone the ice (v.) under ice, n.1
1945 Look (ad. for Ex-Lax) 18 Sept. 77: Sulking is often a child’s way of avoiding something unpleasant – like the ‘sissy’ laxative some parents give their children.at sissy, adj.
1945 Look (ad for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film) 18 Sept. 4: There’s Bunny Smith, the hotel stenog (that’s Lana).at stenog, n.
1945 Look (ad for Borden’s Hemo vitamins) 18 Sept. 18: I’m convinced the Yanks are better looking, handsomer than our boys.at Yank, n.
1957 Look 14-26 169: In the brilliance of his El Cheapo strategy and design, he resembles Napoleon.at el cheapo, adj.
1966 Look 27 Dec. 72: Toward the tenth hour, a few hang-ups were pulled out – sex and the church, fear of being unloved.at hang-up, n.2
1967 Look 14 Nov. 114: With ‘Gimme five’ and ‘Way to go!’ he incessantly congratulates and cheers teammates and friends [HDAS].at give me five! (excl.) under five, n.2
1967 Look 8 Aug. in Lingeman 1969: n.p.: The fringe majority, friends, roommates of ‘heads,’ puff pot a couple of times and use amphetamines before exams.at puff, v.
1970 Look 10 Mar. 58: Anybody [on the team] who talked to a reporter could go on Durocher’s bleep list.at bleep, n.