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‘Crapshooters’ in Smoke and Steel 34: The myths are Phoebe, Little Joe, Big Dick. / Hope runs high with a: Huh, seven—huh, come seven.at big dick (n.) under big, adj.
‘Crapshooters’ in Smoke and Steel 34: The myths are Phoebe, Little Joe, Big Dick. / Hope runs high with a: Huh, seven—huh, come seven. ‘Snow’ in Smoke and Steel 206: Six bits for a sniff of snow.at six bits (n.) under bit, n.1
‘Cahoots’ in Smoke and Steel 45: Ain’t it fifty-fifty all down the line, / Petemen, dips, boosters, stick-ups and guns — what’s to hinder?at booster, n.2
‘Honky Tonk in Cleveland, Ohio’ in Smoke and Steel 33: The chippies talk about the funnies in the papers. / The cartoonists weep in their beer.at chippie, n.1
‘Cahoots’ in Smoke and Steel 45: Ain’t it fifty-fifty all down the line, / Petemen, dips, boosters, stick-ups and guns — what’s to hinder?at dip, n.1
‘The Sins of Kalamazoo’ in Smoke and Steel 52: Kalamazoo, both of us will do a fadeaway. / I will be carried out feet first.at fadeaway, n.
‘Alley Rats’ Smoke and Steel 20: They were calling certain styles of whiskers by the name of ‘lilacs.’ / And another manner of beard assumed in their chatter a verbal guise / Of ‘mutton chops,’ ‘galways,’ ‘feather dusters’.at feather duster (n.) under feather, n.
‘Honky Tonk in Cleveland, Ohio’ Smoke and Steel 33: Ship riveters talk with their feet / To the feet of floozies under the tables.at floozy, n.
‘They All Want to Play Hamlet’ Smoke and Steel 24: They have not exactly seen their fathers killed / Nor their mothers in a frame-up to kill.at frame-up, n.
‘Alley Rats’ in Smoke and Steel 20: They were calling certain styles of whiskers by the name of ‘lilacs.’ / And another manner of beard assumed in their chatter a verbal guise / Of ‘mutton chops,’ ‘galways,’ ‘feather dusters’.at galway, n.
‘Cahoots’ in Smoke and Steel 45: Go fifty-fifty. / If they nail you call in a mouthpiece. / Fix it, you gazump, you slant-head, fix it.at gazump, n.
‘Cahoots’ in Smoke and Steel 45: Harness bulls, dicks, front office men, / And the high goats up on the bench, / Ain’t they all in cahoots?at goat, n.1
‘Cahoots’ in Smoke and Steel 45: Ain’t it fifty-fifty all down the line, / Petemen, dips, boosters, stick-ups and guns—what’s to hinder?at gun, n.5
‘Crapshooters’ in Smoke and Steel 34: God is Luck: Luck is God: we are all bones the High Thrower rolled: some are two spots, some double sixes.at high roller, n.
‘Alley Rats’ in Smoke and Steel 20: They were calling certain styles of whiskers by the name of ‘lilacs.’ / And another manner of beard assumed in their chatter a verbal guise / Of ‘mutton chops,’ ‘galways,’ ‘feather dusters’.at lilac, n.
‘Cahoots’ in Smoke and Steel 45: Go fifty-fifty. / If they nail you call in a mouthpiece. / Fix it, you gazump, you slant-head, fix it.at mouthpiece, n.
‘Alley Rats’ Smoke and Steel 20: And two of them croaked on the same day at a ‘necktie party’.at necktie party (n.) under necktie, n.
‘Crapshooters’ in Smoke and Steel 34: The myths are Phoebe, Little Joe, Big Dick. / Hope runs high with a: Huh, seven—huh, come seven.at Phoebe, n.
‘Smoke and Steel’ in Smoke and Steel 7: The others were roughneck singers a long ways from home.at roughneck, adj.
‘Cahoots’ in Smoke and Steel 45: Go fifty-fifty. / If they nail you call in a mouthpiece. / Fix it, you gazump, you slant-head, fix it.at slanthead, n.
Smoke and Steel 206: Six bits got us snow and stopped the yen.at snow, n.1
‘The Sins of Kalamazoo’ in Smoke and Steel 51: The speedbug heavens of Detroit.at speed bug (n.) under speed, n.
‘Crapshooters’ in Smoke and Steel 34: We are all bones the High Thrower rolled: some are two spots, some double sixes.at two-spot (n.) under -spot, sfx
‘Cahoots’ in Smoke and Steel 45: Play it across the table. / What if we steal this city blind? / If they want any thing let ’em nail it down.at steal blind (v.) under steal, v.
‘Manual System’ Smoke and Steel 31: Mary has a thingamajig clamped on her ears / And sits all day taking plugs out and sticking plugs in.at thingumajig, n.
‘Jazz Fantasia’ in Smoke and Steel 63: You jazzmen, bang [...] drums, traps, banjoes.at traps, n.2
‘Snow’ in Smoke and Steel 206: In the old days six bits got us snow [i.e. heroin] and stopped the yen.at yen, n.1
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