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Playback 71: Cynical as a Park Avenue pet after her butter and egg man goes home.at butter-and-egg man, n.
Playback 71: Cynical as a Park Avenue pet after her butter and egg man goes home. Playback 190: We’ll put him away for a while.at put away, v.
Playback 195: He flicked a gold lighter at a gold-tipped cigarette. Big deal.at big deal!, excl.
Playback 124: They touch him big when they got a fund-raising drive.at big, adv.
Playback 172: You’ll just have to throw the book at me.at throw the book at (v.) under book, n.
Playback 196: Listen boy friend, I’m a pretty big man in this town.at boyfriend (n.) under boy, n.2
Playback 107: If you had taken an overdose, the homicide boys would be told.at boys, the, n.
Playback 46: Breeze off. You bore me.at breeze, v.1
Playback 191: He got the brush [...] from Captain Alessandro.at get the brush(-off) (v.) under brush-off, n.
Playback 164: They got bumped off the staff of the hospital.at bump, v.1
Playback 196: I laughed at him and that really burned him.at burn, v.
Playback 19: I take mine straight with a beer chaser.at chaser, n.1
Playback 48: It had no false fronts, no cheesy billboards.at cheesy, adj.2
Playback 59: He chewed her face some more.at chew someone’s face (v.) under chew, v.
Playback 51: He’d be pretty sore if I was on the chisel.at on the chisel under chisel, n.
Playback 52: I just knew I’d picked a smart cookie.at smart cookie (n.) under cookie, n.1
Playback 11: Been in the coop.at coop, n.1
Playback 165: The cop house was part of a long, modernistic building.at cop house (n.) under cop, n.1
Playback 71: You cracked me on the head with a whisky bottle.at crack, v.1
Playback 122: Cut the doodads.at cut, v.4
Playback 75: Even if the cops didn’t grab him and toss him into the deep freeze.at deep freeze (n.) under deep, adj.
Playback 33: They pay the bills, you dig the dirt.at dirt, n.
Playback 122: Cut the doodads.at doodad, n.
Playback 200: You probably knew the night-man was a doper.at doper, n.1
Playback 42: I could drill you and get away with it.at drill, v.1
Playback 50: They can drop the arm on you for shacking up.at drop the arm on (v.) under drop, v.1
Playback 23: The girl [...] put the eye on me.at put the eye on (v.) under eye, n.
Playback 185: Like to fill us in a litttle, Mr. Kinsolving?at fill in (on), v.
Playback 36: Another flip, hard-boiled modern cutie.at flip, adj.1
Playback 208: Why don’t you go kiss a duck?at go fuck a duck! (excl.) under fuck, v.
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