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People, Yes 93: Mike Fink [...] half wild horse and half cock-eyed alligator.at half-horse, half-alligator, adj.
People, Yes 93: Mike Fink [...] half wild horse and half cock-eyed alligator. People, Yes 131: Yuh come to me wid a lot uh arkymalarky.at arkymalarky, n.
People, Yes 31: The bargains brandished with slambang hoots and yells.at slam-bang, adj.
People, Yes 80: They enjoy the oily slant-eyed spieler with his slick bazoo selling tickets and gabbing.at bazoo, n.1
People, Yes 176: ‘Next,’ burbled a city editor.at burble, v.
People, Yes 90: I don’t believe a word you say but I love to listen [...] to your chin music.at chin music, n.
People, Yes 130: Where did ja cop dat monkeyface.at monkey-face, n.
The People, Yes 80: They enjoy the oily slant-eyed spieler with his slick bazoo selling tickets and gabbing.at gab, v.
People, Yes 31: The bargains brandished with slambang hoots and yells, nods and winks, gee-whiz sales?at gee-whiz, adj.
People, Yes 36: Everything’s a racket, only the gyp artists get by.at gyp artist (n.) under gyp, n.1
People, Yes 101: An old hogger.at hogger, n.2
People, Yes 80: The people love to be humbugged.at humbug, v.
People, Yes 40: The loan shark victims.at loan shark, n.
People, Yes 165: The mazuma, the jack, the shekels, the kale.at shekels, n.
People, Yes 92: I always did say that car was no shucks in a real pinch.at shucks, n.
People, Yes 80: They enjoy the oily slant-eyed spieler with his slick bazoo selling tickets and gabbing.at slick, adj.
People, Yes 80: They enjoy the oily slant-eyed spieler with his slick bazoo selling tickets and gabbing.at spieler, n.
People, Yes 165: The what-it-takes, a roll, a wad.at what it takes (n.) under take, v.
People, Yes 257: I’m just a palooka ... all washed up.at washed up, adj.1
The People, Yes 125: Galloping cubes of fate hand us sevens elevens hand us the pretty numbers.at galloping cubes (n.) under galloping, adj.
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