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Beat It 73: Nix on the Bubble.at bubble, n.2
Beat It 73: Nix on the Bubble. Beat It 113: The next time you give a dinner party cut out that bug doctor.at bug doctor (n.) under bug, n.4
Beat It 75: The automobile is the rich man’s wine and the poor man’s chaser.at chaser, n.1
Beat It 62: I found him entertaining a German nobleman — the Count Cheese von Cheese.at cheese, n.1
Beat It 38: I’ll be daggoned if i didn’t see another board fence.at I’ll be doggoned! (excl.) under doggone, v.
Beat It 37: Smoke Yellowfinger’s Cheroots and die lingering, but dopey.at dopey, adj.1
Beat It 87: First flop out of the box Mrs. Grimshaw [...] told Aunt Martha that exercise was the only thing to keep down the weight.at first crack out of the box (adv.) under first, adj.
Beat It 87: We tried to flag her and talk her out of it.at flag, v.1
Beat It 70: They are putting all our millionaires on the fritz.at on the fritz (adj.) under fritz, n.2
Beat It 41: Eighty-seven hack-drivers with tears in their eyes.at hack, n.1
Beat It 33: Holy mackerel! I’d like to see you travel over this part of the universe.at holy mackerel!, excl.
Beat It 63: That miff is over here to pick out an heiress and fall in love with her because he needs the money.at miff, n.
Beat It 49: So every once in a while Elsie moseys over from Plainville, N.J.at mosey, v.
Beat It 63: He is the original onion collector, and he spends his waking moments falling for dead ones.at onion, n.1
Beat It 63: I was on to the Count Cheese von Cheese the moment he opened his talk-trap.at onto, adj.
Beat It 34: I took a little trip from New York to Philly last week.at Philly, n.
Beat It 100: I suppose [...] it’s wrong for me to pull this on you about your own flesh and blood.at pull, v.
Beat It 63: I was on to the Count Cheese von Cheese the moment he opened his talk-trap.at talk trap (n.) under talk, v.
Beat It 53: He’s a horse trader by profession and a con thrower by nature.at throw, v.
Beat It 77: And the automobile face! Can you tie it?at can you tie that? under tie, v.
Beat It 99: After all the excitement was over and Unk Greg was sleeping.at unk, n.
Beat It 88: Mrs. Grimshaw, who weighs 278 in her war-paint.at war-paint (n.) under war, n.
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