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Chimmie Fadden Explains 37: Miss Fannie sent for me and I gives her a great song and dance bout how de gents was only wantin t’ do de slums, and never meant to see no scrappin.at give someone a song and dance (v.) under song and dance, n.1
Chimmie Fadden Explains 37: Miss Fannie sent for me and I gives her a great song and dance bout how de gents was only wantin t’ do de slums, and never meant to see no scrappin. Chimmie Fadden Explains 96: Just get tick as two tieves and spoon a little.at ...thieves under thick as..., adj.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 10: Dat’s de way wid women; if you try t’ find out what dey do or don’t do tings for, you’re worse off your base dan before.at off one’s base (adj.) under base, n.2
Chimmie Fadden Explains 42: Mr. Paul painted his Whiskers’s beak, and you could see it a mile tru a fog!at beak, n.2
Chimmie Fadden Explains 93: I never put up a bean; never showed de color of de long green onct.at bean, n.1
Chimmie Fadden Explains 76: Shure, whin our daily work is o’er, / Bedad, our bones is tired and sore.at bedad!, excl.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 122: Dey is wonders, blind, staggerin wonders, in dere wheel make-up!at blind, adj.2
Chimmie Fadden Explains 84: His Whiskers had blowed off de mug at his house here, and his club [...] but in England de mug never blowed off his Whiskers, but only just called on him and Miss Fannie onct.at blow off, v.2
Chimmie Fadden Explains 17: Say, I made all kinds of bluffs bout de room, like I was gettin busy wid doin tings.at bluff, n.1
Chimmie Fadden Explains 93: De clerks gives me de glad hand like I’d trun boodle all over de stores.at boodle, n.1
Chimmie Fadden Explains 56: I wouldn’t tink I was earnin me wages if it wasn’t for Mr. Paul sayin what was de matter wid me openin a small bot for him [...] pretty often.at bot, n.2
Chimmie Fadden Explains 67: ’E says dat I was er pretty fly boy, an’ otter be in polytics.at fly-boy, n.1
Chimmie Fadden Explains 7: Say, honest, dat broke me all up.at break up, v.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 20: De dude has money t’ burn a wet dog wid.at to burn (adv.) under burn, v.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 12: De Duchess she calls me down hard.at call down, v.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 203: He abused her terrible, and the chair is too good for him.* (footnote: The electrical execution chair).at chair, the, n.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 122: De Duchess and dat chip Maggie! say, dey’d put your eyes out in a minute if ever you’d see em unexpected.at chip, n.3
Chimmie Fadden Explains 25: I mean dose pieces what says what mug has de dead cinch on bein de dandiest dresser on de avenoo.at cinch, n.1
Chimmie Fadden Explains 101: She’d yell murder when she’d jolt her conk. Eh? Don’t you cop dat: ‘jolt her conk?’ Why, dat’s bump her head.at conk, n.1
Chimmie Fadden Explains 182: Dey bote jumped up, real saucy, and flew de coop widout so much as saying ‘s’long’.at fly the coop (v.) under coop, n.1
Chimmie Fadden Explains 92: I was comin in t’ town for some errants for Miss Fannie, when de widdy cops me.at cop, v.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 37: De Duchess never let up on me till I had coughed up dose twenty-five plunks.at cough up, v.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 42: De first crack his Whiskers makes to get down a present he near knocks over de dinky tree.at crack, n.1
Chimmie Fadden Explains 49: Say, de whole house is daffey, only cept Miss Fannie and me. [Ibid.] 121: From his Whiskers t’ de Duchess dey is all bicycle daffy.at daffy, adj.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 8: She says ‘ze’ and ‘zink,’ and gets near crazy cause I tell her dat’s dago and worse dan me. [Ibid.] 23: De kind er dago dat French folks talk.at dago, n.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 50: De Duchess had her first scrap wid de nurse. Say, dat was a daisy.at daisy, n.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 106: She’s a doisy, and just seventeen.at daisy, n.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 8: It was bout Miss Fannie’s weddin I was goin t’tell you. Say, it was a Chim dandy.at jim dandy, n.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 85: Say, I never knowed de Duchess was such a dead game sport.at dead, adv.
Chimmie Fadden Explains 41: Miss Fannie was dead set on havin all de folks bring dere kids and dere presents to our tree.at dead set on (adj.) under dead set, adj.
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