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[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 31: Boy, you are bingaloo; you don’t know the color of your wife’s eyes.
at bingaloo, adj.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 24: It wasn’t the crum / That stuck in his bum; / But what b—d him up was the crust.
at bugger up, v.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 38: I call my sweetie bungalow, because there is nothing upstairs.
at bungalow, n.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 16: A man’s wife was in Atlantic City. Friend at the house was told that she had a womb protector that did the business.
at do the business (v.) under business, n.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 32: Some men have chips on their shoulders; others prefer them on their laps.
at chip, n.3
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 41: Life is just one dern thing after another.
at darn, adj.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 22: A fairy is seen with a dwarf. What’s that asked one of his friends? he replies: ‘Mind your own business, I’m dieting.’.
at fairy, n.1
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 13: Adam and Eve were Irish. Adam dropped his fig leaf. Eve said: ‘Oh, Toole.’ Eve dropped hers. Adam said: ‘Oh, Hare.’.
at hair, n.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 9: The ’ore is familiar with him and the Englishman finally says: ‘If you don’t stop that familiarity this ’ump is off.’.
at hump, n.1
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 41: As jazzy a jezebel / As ever did gyp a swell.
at jazzy, adj.2
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 18: Man invited to join the Jock Club. ‘I’m going to be President of this Club, cause mine is 13 inches long.’.
at jock, n.1
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 35: Old man [...] was invited to a stag party. On arrival he discovered there were naked women doing kootch dances.
at kootch, n.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 2: [The Bride] replied that she had not seen the Falls; she spent all her time looking at the ceiling.
at look at the ceiling (v.) under look, v.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 5: Negro came back from the war. Told his wife he brought back two love sticks, but he gave one of them to Jim Johnson. His wife was late coming home one day; she’d been to visit Jim Johnson. Asked where she had been she replied, ‘All I got to say, nigger, is you gave away the best stick.’.
at love stick (n.) under love, n.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 41: Low as a snake’s prat.
at prat, n.1
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 40: Owl: ‘Who, Who.’ Parrot: ‘Not you, you s.b.’.
at s.b., n.
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota erótica 33: What’s the difference between a vacuum cleaner and a stranger touching you for a fiver. The v.c. has a sudden force while the stranger has a f— sauce.
at touch (someone) for (v.) under touch, v.1
[US] (con. 1880–1924) F.J. Wilstach Anecdota Erótica 13: Dr. H. said, being asked, that many young girls came to him to be helped out of trouble.
at in trouble (adv.) under trouble, n.
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