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Big Heat 95: Six of the men had air-tight alibis.at airtight, adj.
Big Heat 95: Six of the men had air-tight alibis. Big Heat 76: Keep those people in mind [...] when you’re popping off about your own serene little corner of Heaven.at pop off (at the mouth), v.
Big Heat 133: Hey, Max, this ain’t my baby.at baby, n.
Big Heat 64: A newspaper on a reform-binge is an altogether different matter.at binge, n.
Big Heat 105: He’s bitched-off about the Bannion business.at bitched off (adj.) under bitch, v.
Big Heat 199: She was a genuine Irish blow-top, if you know the type.at blowtop (n.) under blow, v.2
Big Heat 104: Lagana was boiling about something.at boiling, adj.
Big Heat 106: We break our tails getting here, so he’s late.at break one’s ass (v.) under break, v.1
Big Heat 56: Do you think we made you a sergeant of Detectives so you can waste your time interviewing call-girls and hotel clerks?at call-girl, n.
Big Heat 159: They might can a cop for butting into it, but not an Inspector.at can, v.
Big Heat 26: A guy tom-catting around while his wife’s away.at tom cat, v.
Big Heat 151: Thomas Francis Deery had once known where to pick up extra change.at change, n.
Big Heat 117: It [i.e. the city government] was rigged like a slot machine to clip the suckers and pay off the operator.at clip, v.1
Big Heat 67: He was acting queerly, ignoring some basic cop-rules.at cop, adj.
Big Heat 37: ‘When did she leave?’ ‘Damned if I know, Sergeant.’.at damn, v.
Big Heat 60: You made All-America [...] by knocking the daylights out of the Eastern teams.at beat the (living) daylight(s) out of (v.) under daylights, n.
Big Heat 152: The doc wouldn’t be able to pick that man out of a line.at doc, n.
Big Heat 126: I worked for my living. Living. That’s putting it very fancy.at fancy, adv.
Big Heat 40: Me, the fat-tailed moneybags, so they say.at fat-tailed (adj.) under fat, adj.
Big Heat 101: He was a high-flyer, I guess. Liked the atmosphere of the place.at high-flyer, n.
Big Heat 179: This will be Greek to you, but one of our city’s finest left a note and then blew a hole through his head.at Greek, n.
Big Heat 42: It was a long hike back to the Hall.at hike, n.1
Big Heat 19: She’s angelic all day, but at night she’s a holy terror.at holy terror, n.
Big Heat 147: The cops have that hot-shot you imported from Chicago.at hot-shot, n.
Big Heat 130: He held an ace kicker to a pair of tens.at kicker, n.1
Big Heat 185: If this is straight, the lid’s going off.at lid, n.
Big Heat 152: The doc wouldn’t be able to pick that man out of a line.at line-up, n.
Big Heat 17: Our man there is a live one from the Alabama school of journalism.at live one, n.
Big Heat 141: He told you I’m messed up for good, didn’t he?at messed (up), adj.
Big Heat 40: Me, the fat-tailed moneybags, so they say.at moneybag(s) (n.) under money, n.
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