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Pleasant Jim 45: He [...] walked away and thumbed his nose at six of us that tried to bag him down in the valley.at bag, v.
Pleasant Jim 45: He [...] walked away and thumbed his nose at six of us that tried to bag him down in the valley. Pleasant Jim 11: Eight thousand you get from some damned Pooh-Bah who’ll make a speech to you and then forget you.at pooh-bah, n.
Pleasant Jim 299: What I did then was to break gaol.at break, v.2
Pleasant Jim 42: It was after his old bunkie, Dill Peters, was arrested for running guns into Mexico.at bunkie, n.
Pleasant Jim 281: Busted open another bank?at bust, v.1
Pleasant Jim 62: D’you think I’m trying to make a crush on this cartoon?at cartoon, n.
Pleasant Jim 109: ‘Aw, hell, Sally,’ said the yegg, ‘don’t come that over me.’.at come over, v.1
Pleasant Jim 20: If somebody wanted an extra puncher in your off season, what would you work for?at cow-puncher, n.
Pleasant Jim 58: Why, Pleasant, we’ll crack out of this place.at crack, v.2
Pleasant Jim 62: D’you think I’m trying to make a crush on this cartoon?at make a crush (v.) under crush, n.4
Pleasant Jim 271: Pass me the box. Here’s the deuces and aces.at deuce, n.1
Pleasant Jim 50: ‘You, Chuck, shut your face,’ said the marshal peremptorily.at shut one’s face (v.) under face, n.
Pleasant Jim 69: He does the financing – at damned fat interest.at fat, adj.
Pleasant Jim 305: Lew was head-hunting.at head hunt, v.
Pleasant Jim 287: ‘You damn head-hunter!’ said he.at head hunter, n.
Pleasant Jim 303: If everything can’t be arranged the way I want – all the law dogs called off.at law-dog (n.) under law, n.
Pleasant Jim 113: Go handle that fellow, Lefty!at lefty, n.
Pleasant Jim 50: Doggone me, Jim, if it ain’t a shame the way these kids will shoot off their faces!at shoot off one’s face (v.) under shoot off, v.
Pleasant Jim 147: Here’s Sally pegging out.at peg out, v.
Pleasant Jim 109: You always was considered a square-shooter and a fair one.at square shooter, n.
Pleasant Jim 55: You’ll sing small before you get out of this.at sing small (v.) under sing, v.
Pleasant Jim 23: Tell me who the gents will be that might try to snag me?at snag, v.
Pleasant Jim 44: Someone hooked up with that snaky devil, Tom Rizdal, that smart, gun-running hound!at snaky, adj.1
Pleasant Jim 182: ‘Stuff!’ said Sally.at stuff!, excl.
Pleasant Jim 62: ‘Swallow your lip, Rizdal!’ boomed the gaoler.at swallow one’s spit (v.) under swallow, v.
Pleasant Jim 111: You love him, don’t you? you bull-faced toad!at toad, n.
Pleasant Jim 304: You’ve played so white with me.at white, adv.
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