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Sound 108: Big eyes to hear you bloe, man!at big eye, n.
Sound 108: Big eyes to hear you bloe, man! Sound 218: All the studs in fancy duds and foxy chicks togged to the bricks is gonna be there.at to the bricks (adv.) under bricks, n.
Sound 45: It cost mother a double dime-note only this morning.at dime note (n.) under dime, n.
Sound 192: No, no, man, not my kick. Not kidding. No eyes.at no eyes under eye, n.
Sound 218: All the studs in fancy duds and foxy chicks togged to the bricks is gonna be there.at foxy, adj.1
Sound 284: Bernie, do you recall a broadcast we did [...] A freebie job.at freebie, adj.
Sound 210: ‘Hey there, Jackson!’ Vann was trying to strike the right note, but it didn’t come off. ‘Jackson’ was a year or two out of date.at Jackson, n.3
Sound 144: Them Jeffs is workin’ together!at jeff, n.
Sound 17: It’s a cryin’ shame they outlawed the leaf.at leaf, n.
Sound 11: I can’t make lush at all, baby.at make, v.
Sound 188: You pop for all this.at pop for (v.) under pop, v.1
Sound 113: They were introduced to an insignificant, graying man — ‘on the Jersey side of the snatch play’.at snatch-play (n.) under snatch, n.
Sound 44: I dig the way you’re togged out.at togged out (to the nines) (adj.) under togged, adj.
Sound 218: All the studs in fancy duds and foxy chicks togged to the bricks is gonna be there.at togged to the brick(s) (adj.) under togged, adj.
Sound 99: Yes, it’s time that your boy Hass packed his tubs and moved on.at tubs, n.
Sound 157: Twenty cents meant twenty dollars; Red always spoke of dollars in amounts under one hundred as cents; perhaps it expressed his contempt for money.at twenty cents (n.) under twenty, adj.
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