1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 234: His first name is Teddy [...] Nice, ain’t it? Sounds a little bit of all right.at bit of all right, a, phr.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 31: The cute little baggage in ‘Get Your Girl’ and before that, in vode tab out in the alfalfa zone long enough to get herself kidnapped for a hat full of headlines.at alfalfa, adj.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 158: Come back to New York and marry me and we can be as happy as a couple of bugs in a rug.at ...a bug in a rug under happy as..., adj.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 202: The company was in the bag already for half a million dollars.at in the bag under bag, n.1
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 100: This little bimbo had just been given fifty grand and a piece of blue ice that must have been eight karats.at bimbo, n.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 19: Don’t those boogie femmes have funny shaped fannies?at boogie, adj.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 59: Did he burn when I showed him the contract! Said I would go to hell sure in Hollywood.at burn, v.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 202: Goom bi, slaves – see you in the factory tomorrow.at goom-bye, phr.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 235: Teddy’s got an international reputation as a chaser.at chaser, n.1
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 187: paul: Where d’you want the apples, Mr. Nebbick? director: Well for cripes – on the tree, sapadillo.at for cripes’ sake!, excl.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 138: Seen Jimmy? Double damn!at double-damn! (excl.) under double, adv.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 54: Do you think my heart is a revolving door [...] go lay an egg.at go lay an egg! (excl.) under egg, n.1
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 21: We call it the Pan American because we’re always putting somebody in the grease.at in the grease under grease, n.1
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 200: It will be some out of the way place where they specialize in horse opera.at horse opera (n.) under horse, n.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 36: A sensational secret diary [...] all perfume and hot pants.at hot pants, n.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 15: I told him I was off the legit for a while and had a big letch for the movies.at letch, n.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 57: I have a movie contract. Tomorrow I start making faces at the camera. I will be what they call a lens louse.at lens louse (n.) under -louse, sfx
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 42: Of course he’s on the make and what of it, all men are.at on the make under make, n.2
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 37: I am [...] what is technically known as a virgin although I have been most thoroughly and thrillingly mauled on many occasions.at maul, v.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 83: My God do I have to be mauled and muzzled over by every man I go out with.at muzzle, v.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 120: I can hear that guide on the rubberneck now. To your right, the palatial home of Dixie Dugan!at rubberneck wagon (n.) under rubberneck, n.
1930 J.P. McEvoy Hollywood Girl 187: paul: Where d’you want the apples, Mr. Nebbick? director: Well for cripes – on the tree, sapadillo.at sap, n.2