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On High Steel 135: You know he’s an alky.at alky, n.
On High Steel 135: You know he’s an alky. On High Steel 81: Timmy, despite a body full of antifreeze, complained without pause.at antifreeze, n.
On High Steel 88: You got to cold-conk him.at cold-conk (v.) under cold, adv.
On High Steel 69: He’s a knock-down, drag-out rummy.at drag-out, n.
On High Steel xiv: Evenings with the Fish (a not wholly complimentary term for men from Newfoundland).at fish, n.1
On High Steel 69: All you do is hump yourself blue in the face.at hump, v.1
On High Steel 124: I don’t want [...] any Joe McGees they send out* [*A ‘Joe McGee’ is a dumb, goof-off, careless ironworker].at Joe McGee, n.
On High Steel 193: Get back here, you miserable miscarriage.at miscarriage, n.
On High Steel xiv: The Newfies are often hockey freaks.at Newf, n.
On High Steel 92: Change the subject, numbnuts.at numbnuts (n.) under numb, adj.
On High Steel 199: I got a friend runs a little snake outfit; we’ll give him a call when the job’s done.at snake, n.2
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