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Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/5: The domicile was in solid, with the alligators really taking it on the easy greasy.at alligator, n.
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/5: The domicile was in solid, with the alligators really taking it on the easy greasy. Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/6: Didja see the skin beater slipping a wax to the tonsil twister every time he had a chance [...] The box beater nearly blew his top.at box-beater (n.) under box, n.1
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/6: So you take a drill (walk) as they’d say, and start thinking.at drill, n.2
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/5: The domicile was in solid, with the alligators really taking it on the easy greasy.at easy-greasy (adj.) under easy, adj.
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/6: Never saw the ground pads net high like that before in my life.at groundpad, n.
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/5: Even the longhaired squares were lushed to the sills on the swingaroo, peeling the apple straight on down the groove.at lushed, adj.
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/6: That ripper dipper was a gumwoojie if ever I heard one.at ripper-dipper (n.) under ripper, n.1
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/5: The main scribe and I were to the sea last night and the domicile was in solid.at scribe, n.
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/6: Didja see the skin beater slipping a wax to the tonsil twister every time he had a chance.at tonsil twister (n.) under tonsil, n.
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/6: The Turk went over the laced boots of the other lease breakers.at turk, n.1
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Sept. 12/6: Didja see the skin beater slipping a wax to the tonsil twister every time he had a chance.at slip a wax (to) (v.) under wax, n.1
Newark Advocate (OH) 10 Oct. 15/5: The latter [team] aren’t controlled by dumbums who’d break up an infield to get a slightly spavined infielder.at dumbum (n.) under dumb, adj.1
Newark Advocate (OH) 2 Nov. 2/5: "Jim Bishop Reports" (syndicated column) The commissioner [of the NYPD] asked 75 police departments around the world to send their slang phrases to him. Arm published the result in the police magazine Spring 3100. Here are some samples: [...] PSYCHOTIC. Nut job. In orbit. Mooner.at nut-job (n.) under nut, n.2
in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: Grade ‘V’ or squeeze one is milk.at grade A, n.
Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: Adam and Eve on a raft – poached eggs on toast [...] wreck an Adam and Eve on a raft – scrambled eggs on toast.at Adam and Eve, n.1
in Newark Advocate (OH) 21 May 3/3–4: all the way — French-fried potatoes with eggs.at all the way, adv.
‘Railroads have “Slanguage”’ in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: bedbug — Pullman porter.at bedbug, n.
Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: cowboy – western omelet.at cowboy, n.
‘Railroads have “Slanguage”’ in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: cushions – passenger car.at cushion, n.
in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4.at draw one (phr.) under draw, v.4
in Newark Advocate (OH) 21 May 3/3–4: dynamite -- buttermilk.at dynamite, n.2
in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: fifty-one —hot chocolate.at fifty-one, n.
‘Railroads have “Slanguage”’ in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: filling station — small town.at filling station, n.
in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May.at gardenia, n.
in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: hold the grass -- no lettuce.at grass, n.2
in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: hold the hail – no ice.at hail, n.
Railroads have ‘Slanguage’ in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: harness – a conductor’s uniform;.at harness, n.
in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: burn a limey – toasted English muffin.at limey, n.
in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: lumber -- toothpicks.at lumber (sauce), n.
in Newark (OH) Advocate 21 May 3/3–4: Mae West — a long cruller.at Mae West, n.2
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