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Moth (1950) 152: The three of us [...] were in the cook shack, putting away sow belly, beans, flapjacks.at sow-belly, n.
Moth (1950) 152: The three of us [...] were in the cook shack, putting away sow belly, beans, flapjacks. Moth (1950) 318: I had [...] what I wanted out of life – to be a kingpin in this terrific business, to have money, to be a shot.at big shot, n.
Moth 32: She made me take a drink from the water bubbler, then squeezed my hand.at bubbler, n.2
Moth (1950) 152: The cook went bug-eyed.at bug-eyed, adj.
Moth (1950) 174: My fingers kept working the combo.at combo, n.2
Moth (1950) 50: Lina began flapping her dress to give herself air. Then she got the cutes and asked if that was allowed.at cutes, the, n.
Moth (1950) 17: The cutie pies got eighty cents a Sunday for doing it.at cutie-pie, n.
Moth (1950) 313: I didn’t see the dinner rated all the whoopdedo that Hannah gave it.at whoop-de-do, n.
Moth (1950) 50: A lot of dogs, butter, ground meat, pop and stuff on hand.at dog, n.2
Moth (1950) 288: I said to myself: Dog it. You never saw Hosey.at dog!, excl.
Moth (1950) 208: Dope. Soup. To kill the bugs [...] we put it in the tank and squirt it on the trees.at dope, n.1
Moth (1950) 343: He figured they might not like it to see her picture on every doughboy’s shoulder.at doughboy, n.1
Moth (1950) 317: He’s a duck.at duck, n.1
Moth (1950) 211: If I put down any more booze, I’ll fold.at fold, v.
Moth (1950) 307: He’d been half gagging up to them, but all of a sudden he got serious.at gag, v.
Moth (1950) 171: We didn’t [...] stop to take long ganders.at take a gander (at) (v.) under gander, n.3
Moth (1950) 216: He was like most other hard-rock men, shy on the inside as a young girl.at hardrock, adj.
Moth (1950) 163: I piled after her hell to split.at hell to split (adv.) under hell, n.
Moth (1950) 321: I tell you that’s all hokey-pokey.at hokey-pokey, n.1
Moth (1950) 207: ‘I’m the guy.’ ‘Holy jumping ...’.at holy jumping...!, excl.
Moth (1950) 213: Hot pants, cold heart.at hot pants, adj.
Moth (1950) 161: I bawled him out for the filthy jungle buzzard that he was.at jungle buzzard (n.) under jungle, n.
Moth (1950) 242: Lollygagging all over the place.at lallygag, v.
Moth (1950) 208: Dope. Soup. To kill the bugs [...] we put it in the tank and squirt it on the trees.at soup, n.
Moth (1950) 317: She’s still torching for you?at torch (for) (v.) under torch, v.
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