Green’s Dictionary of Slang
J. London letter 8 June in Bamford Mystery of Jack London (1931) 189: My idea was not to modify [a speech] [...] even if I incurred the risk of being called a long-haired anarchist.at longhaired, adj.
J. London letter 19 June in Bamford Mystery of Jack London (1931) 209: The day is a scorcher, and as soon as we can knock out about twenty letters as brief as this, we’re going swimming.at knock out, v.
J. London ‘An Episode’ in Bamford Mystery of Jack London (1931) 251: They were not tight; only ‘mellow’.at mellow, adj.
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