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Harbor 163: For within a few years the Big Ditch would open across Panama.at big ditch (n.) under big, adj.
Harbor 163: For within a few years the Big Ditch would open across Panama. Harbor (1919) 168: Your nice little Puritanical codes can all go to blazes.at go to blazes! (excl.) under blazes, n.
Harbor (1919) 279: ‘Why not have blue-pencilled some of this?’ I asked [...] ‘Because Joe believes in free speech, I suppose,’ Sue answered.at blue-pencil, v.
Harbor (1919) 129: Having just landed from Russia, he had ‘breezed over’ to our house.at breeze, v.1
Harbor (1919) 50: ‘Songs? Why sure!’ he answered. ‘It must be the chanties ye mean’ [...] ‘Oh! Chanter!’ ‘No – chanty. An’ the man that sings the verses, he’s called the chanteyman.’.at chanter, n.
Harbor (1919) 320: The sun, and it shone upon [...] eleven races of men, upon Italians [...] on Negroes and Norwegians, Lascars, Malays, Coolies.at coolie, n.1
Harbor (1919) 263: You can be sure of that, I’ve got him down cold.at down, adv.5
Harbor (1919) 57: He ‘flunked’ the worst twenty and let the rest through.at flunk, v.
Harbor (1919) 314: I am an Italian man! You call me Guinney, Dago, Wop.at guinea, n.1
Harbor (1919) 17: I caught glimpses of strange, ragged boys. ‘Micks,’ Belle sometimes called them, and sometimes, ‘Finian Mickies’.at mick, n.1
Harbor (1919) 17: I caught glimpses of strange, ragged boys. ‘Micks,’ Belle sometimes called them, and sometimes, ‘Finian Mickies’.at mickey, n.1
Harbor (1919) 51: Sing it again, Paddy!at Paddy, n.
Harbor (2005) 54: At first I honestly tried to ‘pole,’ to find whether, after all, I couldn’t break through the hard dry crust of books and lectures down into what I called ‘the real stuff’.at pole, v.
Harbor (2005) 54: At first I honestly tried to ‘pole,’ to find whether, after all, I couldn’t break through the hard dry crust of books and lectures down into what I called ‘the real stuff’.at real thing, the, n.
Harbor (1919) 221: I saw one who can have my vote – Believe me, some silk stockings!at silk stocking, n.
Harbor (1919) 130: Here’s just [...] the stuff that’ll make your women-readers sit right up and sob out aloud. I don’t care for tear-jerkers myself.at tearjerker, n.
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