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Kid Scanlon 110: I’ll show them boobs somethin’ before I take the air.at take the air (v.) under air, n.
Kid Scanlon 110: I’ll show them boobs somethin’ before I take the air. Kid Scanlon 268: I wish I had a line of patter like that! Amazin’ and awesome accuracy!at awesome, adj.
Kid Scanlon 304: ‘Somebody put the bee on us!’ howls Honest Dan, wringin’ his hands.at put the bee on (v.) under bee, n.1
Kid Scanlon 64: All the big leaguers own their own tourin’ cars.at big-leaguer, n.
Kid Scanlon 126: You could see she was a big-timer.at big-timer (n.) under big time, n.1
Kid Scanlon 332: A couple of those would put the company on the blink, and I lose a ten-year contract at ample money a year.at on the blink (adj.) under blink, n.1
Kid Scanlon 81: I bet that boob mechanic left that in there.at boob, adj.
Kid Scanlon 124: I gotta train for this guy, or he’s liable to bounce me.at bounce, v.1
Kid Scanlon 294: He’d be satisfied to let it go at half killin’ ’em both and makin’ a bum out of the Temple of the Inner Star.at make a bum of (v.) under bum, n.3
Kid Scanlon 362: I [...] gave him the bum’s rush out of the room.at bum’s rush, n.
Kid Scanlon 33: He’sa wan greata big what you call bunk! He’sa no good! He can’t act, he can do nothing.at bunk, n.3
Kid Scanlon 100: Any burg that’s got a couple of sure enough eighteen-carat boobs in it, known to the trade as suckers, has got a chance.at eighteen-carat, adj.
Kid Scanlon 138: It braced him like a charge of hop.at charge, n.2
Kid Scanlon 173: He must have had rheumatism or a pair of charley horses.at charley horse, n.
Kid Scanlon 225: He looks over and sees Van Ness in a clinch with Miss Vincent.at clinch, n.
Kid Scanlon 238: Why in the Hail Columbia don’t you bust out and giggle now and then, hey?at hail Columbia, n.
Kid Scanlon 64: I never heard of Columbus gettin’ pinched for speedin’ and Shakespeare never had no trouble with blowouts. Yet all them birds was looked on as the loud crash in their time.at crash, n.1
Kid Scanlon 356: I got a man here that’s liable to croak any minute – this ain’t no time for comedy!at croak, v.2
Kid Scanlon 186: Why don’t you can that four-flush thing?at four-flush, adj.
Kid Scanlon 273: Take it from me, that bird is there forty ways.at forty ways from the jack (adv.) under forty, adj.1
Kid Scanlon 261: We even garnish each loaf with a generous gob of Gazoopis.at gob, n.2
Kid Scanlon 190: I knowed if Eddie got a chance to harpoon Joe with Gladys, he’d do that thing.at harpoon, v.
Kid Scanlon 138: It braced him like a charge of hop.at hop, n.3
Kid Scanlon 289: He was a Saturday night ale-hound.at -hound, sfx
Kid Scanlon 235: Tony gathers up his junk and [...] beats it.at junk, n.1
Kid Scanlon 168: If he had discovered anything, he could actually do even half way decent, he would have got away with murder.at get away with murder (v.) under murder, n.
Kid Scanlon 235: Van Ness puts the gun and the nitro in Tony’s pocket.at nitro, n.
Kid Scanlon 186: The Kid grunts and toss away the pill.at pill, n.
Kid Scanlon 54: I’m not goin’ to stop anywheres for no powders.at powder, n.1
Kid Scanlon 80: The prize boob of the country is waterin’ the pavement around his real estate.at prize, adj.
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