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Life In Sing Sing 248: Few. Less than fifteen days. [Ibid.] 266: The month that has twenty-nine days in it is no longer counted as such, and if he has done one day of the last year his time is now ‘eleven and a few,’ or eleven months and a part of the twelfth. Life In Sing Sing 202: They subsequently learned that one of their number, who had once been an all-right crook, was then a Scotland Yard stool-pigeon. Life In Sing Sing 246: Anchored. Stationed; stationary. Life In Sing Sing 246: Angel. Person easily victimized. Life In Sing Sing 257: Strong Arm Guy. Highway robber. Life In Sing Sing 258: Banging supers at the red wagon. Stealing watches at the ticket wagon. Life In Sing Sing 255: Bang to Rights. Caught in the act. Life In Sing Sing 263: What does the greaser do but flash his rod and bark away. He plugged the main guy for keeps. Life In Sing Sing 246: Barker. An auctioneer. Life in Sing Sing 246: Bats. Delirium tremens. Life In Sing Sing 261: As I had plenty of the darb I blew away and beat it back to Chic. Life In Sing Sing 246: Belched, spoke. Life In Sing Sing 246: Belched. [...] turned informer. Life In Sing Sing 2: There’s nothing that eats up the black dog like patience – though possibly you can’t get a pack of cards there. Life In Sing Sing 261: I blew out and rung in with a couple of penny-weighters. A Tommy and his papa. Life In Sing Sing 263: Everything was on the good, when we got a blow. Life In Sing Sing 253: Sky blue. Vegetable soup. Life In Sing Sing 246: Bluff. Bluster; a false impression. Life In Sing Sing 20: A large piece of bread and a cup of the mixture locally honoured by the title of ‘bootleg,’ but appearing in the dietary scale as coffee. Life In Sing Sing 261: We got a country jug on our first touch, but the box wasn’t heavy enough for five. Life In Sing Sing 246: Buck. A priest. Life In Sing Sing 246: Buddy. Companion. Life In Sing Sing 246: Bug. A trollop. Life In Sing Sing 259: He gave them a bull con and they turned him out. He told a plausible story and they discharged him. Life In Sing Sing 81: The ungrateful turnkey, in his expansive moods, calls all the convicts ‘bums’. Life In Sing Sing 246: Bunger. A discolored eye. Life In Sing Sing 246: Buried. Convicted. Life In Sing Sing 246: Buried. To cheat. Life In Sing Sing 258: Busting the bulls at the big show. Fighting with the police at the circus. Life In Sing Sing 246: Buster. A fighter. [Ibid.] 258: Tommy Buster. Woman beater.