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Pal Joey 92: Does he give a damn if I am the only one who can operate the radio.at give a damn, v.
Pal Joey 92: Does he give a damn if I am the only one who can operate the radio. Pal Joey 6: That personality boy at a downtown hotel has aired the femme that got him the job.at air, v.
Pal Joey 29: She went with me to this one-arm where I eat.at one-arm (joint), n.
Pal Joey 107: Some high paid bageroo.at bageroo (n.) under bag, n.1
Pal Joey 41: You are banging them right over every where you go.at bang, v.1
Pal Joey 109: Carl Kress and Manny Klein go right thru town and never give me a bell.at give someone a bell (v.) under bell, n.1
Pal Joey 99: Her hair is crew cut like the college blood.at blood, n.1
Pal Joey 112: I could hang a blooper on it [i.e. one’s face].at blooper, n.
Pal Joey 23: Just think a year ago you were the one crying the blues.at cry the blues (v.) under blues, n.1
Pal Joey 37: I would give the boot to that rumpot you have now.at give someone the boot (v.) under boot, the, n.
Pal Joey 85: The next wk. I got the bounceroo from the joint.at bounceroo, n.
Pal Joey 66: This pan handler came up to me and braced me.at brace, v.
Pal Joey 30: Betty said her bro.-in-law never went to night clubs.at bro, n.1
Pal Joey 22: He came over and introduced her to me and she gave me a slight brush. [Ibid.] 86: She [...] was glad to see me instead of giving me the brush.at give someone the brush(-off) (v.) under brush-off, n.
Pal Joey 20: He would think twice about bucking this mouse’s old man.at buck, v.2
Pal Joey 91: Over there was a bump man I used to see out at the track.at bump man (n.) under bump, v.1
Pal Joey 2: I burned but went on singing and playing.at burn, v.
Pal Joey 39: Time is getting short Charley says before the hay-burners stop running at Hialeah.at hay burner, n.1
Pal Joey 2: He [...] began making cracks but loud.at but, adv.
Pal Joey 21: I lit a butt and smoked it calmly.at butt, n.1
Pal Joey 60: The mouse with me is strictly no cigar and the daughter of a small town banker.at cigar, n.
Pal Joey 31: I hit a crap game for about eighty clams.at clam, n.2
Pal Joey 22: I am singing for coffee and cakes at a crib on Cottage Grove Ave.at coffee and cakes (n.) under coffee, n.
Pal Joey 42: I got creamed out of the hotel spot in Ohio.at get creamed (v.) under cream, v.
Pal Joey 22: I am singing for coffee and cakes at a crib on Cottage Grove Ave.at crib, n.1
Pal Joey 72: It was not a spending party, strictly cufferoo.at cufferoo (adj.) under cuff, n.2
Pal Joey 83: She tho’t perhaps I was waiting for a date.at date, n.1
Pal Joey 3: I was sorry if it embarrassed her me calling attention to her dope boyfriend.at dope, adj.2
Pal Joey 100: Duillo is not double gaited as far as I know.at double-gaited (adj.) under double, adj.
Pal Joey 39: Think of the flash, as they used to say in vaudeville.at flash, n.1
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