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Me – Gangster 56: The district attorney had another ace up his sleeve.at ace up one’s sleeve (n.) under ace, n.
Me – Gangster 56: The district attorney had another ace up his sleeve. Me – Gangster 61: Don’t be scared of this case, Mary [...] I’ll beat it as sure as you’re a foot high.at sure as you’re a foot high under sure as..., phr.
Me – Gangster 196: The thing fired a .45 caliber automatic cartridge, and when I picked up a few of them they sure were brutal-looking babies.at baby, n.
Me – Gangster 189: I figgered you were on the bend.at on the bend (adj.) under bend, n.1
Me – Gangster 25: I felt big after that store job [...] We got one hundred dollars each.at big, adj.
Me – Gangster 149: It made me boiling mad.at boiling, adj.
Me – Gangster 51: Right after me Danny breezed in.at breeze, v.1
Me – Gangster 237: The shock of grabbing a few bricks.at brick, n.
Me – Gangster 225: Carrots had the big bag in one hand.at carrots, n.
Me – Gangster 101: ‘Oh, goin’ to show yellow, huh?’ he sneered. ‘You’re about the cheesiest combination I ever met up with.’.at cheesy, adj.3
Me – Gangster 178: A guy that would try to cut in on them would be nutty as a soused chickadee!at chickadee, n.
Me – Gangster 237: I could see he was not afraid of Flop when it came right down to cold turkey.at cold turkey, n.
Me – Gangster 26: You can’t put the collar on me!at put the collar on (v.) under collar, n.
Me – Gangster 28: It ain’t a collar.at collar, n.
Me – Gangster 181: You’re the kid that’s been hangin’ aroun’ Rift’s place tryin’ to make a connection.at connection, n.
Me – Gangster 77: I’ll be double damned if I’ll have your bum pugs creepin’ around here.at I’ll be damned! (excl.) under damn, v.
Me – Gangster 92: I heard the neck of the bottle play a tattoo on the rim of his glass.at devil’s tattoo (n.) under devil, n.
Me – Gangster 211: I’m lookin’ ten grand in the eye fer my end, that right?at end, n.
Me – Gangster 77: I kept my mouth shut and took the fall for the whole gang, and now Slug was putting the rap on me with the old man!at take the fall (v.) under fall, n.
Me – Gangster 205: You talk like a sweaty fish!at fish, n.1
Me – Gangster 191: As soon as I flashed Gip I recognized him from pictures I had seen in the papers.at flash, v.3
Me – Gangster 137: He’s a gone coon, your old man.at gone coon (n.) under gone, adj.1
Me – Gangster 129: ‘This,’ the big boss cracked when he saw me, ‘is your gorilla son, isn’t it?’.at gorilla, adj.
Me – Gangster 105: I guess, by gorry, you would!at by gorry! (excl.) under gorry!, excl.
Me – Gangster 197: He can handle the sawed-off when we make the grab.at grab, n.1
Me – Gangster 220: Flop kept asking the mechanic: ‘You all set, now, Greasy?’.at greasy, n.1
Me – Gangster 200: The get-away has gotta depend on our not gummin’ the works.at gum (up) the works (v.) under gum, v.2
Me – Gangster 195: Gee! What a hell-rippin’ thing this would be.at hell-raising (adj.) under hell, n.
Me – Gangster 207: He’d raise blue hell, I’m tellin’ you!at raise hell (v.) under hell, n.
Me – Gangster 267: I had kicked in with what the cops call corroboration.at kick in, v.3
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