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Out for the Coin 34: Murf [...] you’re aces up with me from this moment.at aces, adj.
Out for the Coin 34: Murf [...] you’re aces up with me from this moment. Out for the Coin 56: Here was my chance to confess all and do the retreat from Moscow act.at do the — act (v.) under act, n.
Out for the Coin 75: Aw, say, Foxy Gran’, ring de tinkler on yourself!at ring the bell on (v.) under bell, n.1
Out for the Coin 30: Yo’ all was big Casino on the Eastern tracks, suh!at big casino, n.
Out for the Coin 83: Are you handing me a line of bogus conversation?at bogus, adj.
Out for the Coin 21: I’ve handed the good-night signal to the bookies and [...] so far as the turtles are concerned the six o’clock whistle blows perpetually.at bookie, n.
Out for the Coin 17: Bow yourself out of D.Q. & N. There are doings.at bow out, v.
Out for the Coin 23: For four years the Bookies broke it off in me till I looked like a porcupine in distress.at break it off, v.
Out for the Coin 15: Uncle Peter put it all over old Bill Gray whenever they bumped.at bump, v.1
Out for the Coin 49: If I don’t get ’pology I’ll bust out crying!at bust out, v.4
Out for the Coin 16: It’s a moral that it goes to 10 before it hits the ceiling.at hit the ceiling, v.
Out for the Coin 76: Say! what is dis, a chin-chin to a show down?at chin, n.2
Out for the Coin 74: ‘Aw, choke up! choke up,’ the stranger advised.at choke, v.
Out for the Coin 30: He chummed up with yo’ all at Gravesend.at chum along with (v.) under chum, v.
Out for the Coin 76: I was trying to cook up a chance to hand a line of talk to de main Stake.at cook up, v.
Out for the Coin 28: I don’t see why he should come back after the croak and haunt me.at croak, n.
Out for the Coin 14: He grabbed his lid, shook a day-day to the Street, and dipped for the woods.at day-day under day, n.
Out for the Coin 56: I promised Tom faithfully that I wouldn’t buy a benzine buggy until he invents the dingus — that’s the name of it! The dingus [...] is something like a bifftoid, only its deeper.at dingus, n.
Out for the Coin 14: He grabbed his lid, shook a day-to-day to the Street, and dipped for the woods.at dip, v.4
Out for the Coin 83: I catch your words, Murf, but the meaning is away to the fritz [...] what’s doing?at what’s doing?, phr.
Out for the Coin 17: Bow yourself out of D.Q. & N. There are doings.at doings, n.1
Out for the Coin 32: That was the evening I win $8 [...] It was my first take-down in six weeks.at take-down, n.
Out for the Coin 35: I couldn’t possibly [...] leave that kind of a man flat without the price of a dish of beans in his rowdy-dows.at rowdy-dows, n.
Out for the Coin 40: Nominate your eats.at eats, n.
Out for the Coin 104: Then and there I ’fessed up everything from Alpha to Omega.at fess, v.
Out for the Coin 44: Just then I got a flash of Dike Lawrence bearing down in our direction.at flash, n.1
Out for the Coin 75: Aw, say, Foxy Gran’, ring de tinkler on yourself!at foxy grandpa (n.) under foxy, adj.1
Out for the Coin 83: I catch your words, Murf, but the meaning is away to the fritz.at on the fritz (adj.) under fritz, n.2
Out for the Coin 79: Isn’t it wonderful how he can make people believe that there isn’t any furniture broken in his garret.at garret, n.
Out for the Coin 17: Say, you’re handing me the same line of gas gab that Uncle Peter threw at me this morning.at gassy, adj.1
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