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It Can’t Happen Here (2005) 120: How those nuts had put on the agony about ‘Corpo art,’ and ‘drama freed from Jewish suggestiveness’.at put on an/the agony (v.) under agony, n.
It Can’t Happen Here (2005) 120: How those nuts had put on the agony about ‘Corpo art,’ and ‘drama freed from Jewish suggestiveness’. It Can’t Happen Here 150: ‘Sissy can’t drive for sour apples!’.at for sour apples (adv.) under apple, n.1
It Can’t Happen Here 198: [T]he Universal Electric Corporation. . . . They don’t mind Jews there, as long as they sing at their work and find boondoggles worth a million a year to the company.at boondoggle, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 435: ‘[Y]ou ain’t onto hiding out, like a regular fellow that’s been out of work sometimes and maybe gone on the bum’.at on the bum (adj.) under bum, v.3
It Can’t Happen Here 206: Insulting the whole by God corpo state.at by-god, adj.
It Can’t Happen Here 411: [H]e was sick of all this bloodshed and was going home to the farm, and as for his lofty Vice-Presidential office, Buzz knew what he could do with it.at you know what you can do (with...), phr.
It Can’t Happen Here 152: ‘Are those your ethics, then?’ ‘Huh? Well for cat’s sake, why not?’.at for Christ’s sake!, excl.
It Can’t Happen Here 234: You know—you veteran journalists do these things so neatly—just admit you were a cockeyed liar and that sort of thing.at cock-eyed, adj.2
It Can’t Happen Here 312: ‘All right, boss, I guess maybe I’ll come in with you. And say, when we get this man’s revolution going, let me drive the tumbril’.at come in (v.) under come, v.1
It Can’t Happen Here 374: [T]he ‘dog house’ where you lay naked, in darkness, and where ‘bad cases’ were reformed by being kept awake for forty-eight or even ninety-six hours.at doghouse, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 133: ‘Do you really think Karl Marx had the dope?’ worried Julian .at dope, n.3
It Can’t Happen Here 238: [A] silent hag, dragging about in shabby and unkempt black.at drag, v.1
It Can’t Happen Here 68: [H]e studied the A.P. flimsies .at flimsy, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 18: [H]is singularly unpopular habit of hitting the other small boys over the head with [...] toy wagons and lunch boxes and dry cow flops.at flop, n.6
It Can’t Happen Here 215: Lindy and you, playing footie-footie these last couple years.at play footsie(s) (v.) under footsie-footsie, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 80: [W]omen will later lose the vote and the right to higher education and be foxed out of all decent jobs and urged to rear soldiers to be killed in foreign wars.at fox, v.1
It Can’t Happen Here 90: ‘Gaw! Every guy in the country with a bad case of the gimmes comes to see me!’ he growled.at gaw, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 90: ‘Gaw! Every guy in the country with a bad case of the gimmes comes to see me!’ he growled.at gimme, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 203: ‘These are Doc Nemo and Doc, uh, Doc Whoozis, the famous glue lifters. Great frenzh of mine’.at glue lifter (n.) under glue, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 388: [T]he stuck-up preacher [...] who had been so jealous because the M.M.’s drilled on Sunday morning instead of going to his gospel shop.at gospel mill (n.) under gospel, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 114: ‘Swell bunch o’ tin soldiers! Nine o’ yuh to one grandpappy! Just about even—’.at grandpappy, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 454: When Johnny comes home from Greaser Land, Hurray, hurraw, / His ears will be full of desert sand, Hurray, hurraw.at Greaser Land (n.) under greaser, n.1
It Can’t Happen Here 129: [M]aybe there’ll be a few Communist cells around here now, when Fascism begins to get into people’s hair.at get in one’s hair (v.) under hair, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 384: He was blinking with sleepiness, and his silver hair was a hurrah’s nest.at hurrah’s nest, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 129: ‘I guess none of us chronic kickers want to say much about what we plan to do’.at kicker, n.2
It Can’t Happen Here 232: ‘Am I, Doremus [...] having, as the lesser breeds would say, the pants kidded off me?’.at kid the pants off (v.) under kid, v.
It Can’t Happen Here 336: ‘Say, talking about sissies, what do you see in a light-waisted mollycoddle like Julian?’ .at light-waisted (adj.) under light, adj.
It Can’t Happen Here 86: Dr. Goebbels. [...] is privily known throughout Germany as ‘Wotan’s Mickey Mouse’.at Mickey Mouse, n.
It Can’t Happen Here 453: He looked down and inspected himself; he sighed, ‘I’m getting too much of a pod [...] I’ve got to cut down on the grub’.at pod, n.1
It Can’t Happen Here 228: She’s been kicked out of her partnership with Mr. Nipper—he’s going to manage that Tavern of theirn, and Sister Pike goes back to pot-walloping .at pot-walloping, n.
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