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Farewell, Mr Gangster! 276: Airedale – a dependable pal.at airedale, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 276: Airedale – a dependable pal. Farewell, Mr Gangster! 276: Bee drinker – a night-club hostess who drinks cold tea but for which the sucker pays a whisky price.at B-girl, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 276: Basket man – a graft collector.at basket man (n.) under basket, n.1
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 280: Snowbird – woman coke-seller.at snow bird, n.2
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 281: Kid Open Face – wonder if he is a blabbermouth or a confidence man?at blabbermouth, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 279: Slang used by English criminals [...] Booby hutch – prison.at booby-hutch, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 277: Bottle it – keep quiet.at bottle it, v.1
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 279: Slang used by English criminals [...] Brass nob – a prostitute.at brass, n.2
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 277: Brown paper man – a cheap chiseler.at brown paper man, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 279: Slang used by English criminals [...] Do a bust – burglary.at bust, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 277: cold meat party – a wake.at cold meat party (n.) under cold meat, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 278: Derrick – to shop lift expensive goods.at derrick, v.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 278: Drying room – police third-degree room.at dry room (n.) under dry, adj.1
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 278: Elephant ears – a detective.at elephant ears (n.) under elephant, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 280: Slang used by English criminals [...] Put up the fanny – told false story.at fanny, n.2
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 278: Fortune teller – a judge.at fortune-teller, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 279: Slang used by English criminals [...] To come grass – to give away.at come grass (v.) under grass, n.3
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 279: Slang used by English criminals [...] Con head – confidence man.at head, n.
Farewell, Mr. Gangster! 278: Lizzie lice – policemen in a radio car.at lizzie-louse (n.) under lizzie, n.1
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 279: Slang used by English criminals [...] Lollied – informed against.at lolly (up), v.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 278: One thousand miles – a dark or black shirt.at thousand-miler, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 280: Slang used by English criminals [...] Swell mob – well-selected and trained mob.at swell mob, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 279: Slang used by English criminals [...] Packed it in – given it up.at pack in (v.) under pack, v.1
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 277: Bill poster – passer of counterfeit money.at post bills (v.) under post, v.2
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 280: Slang used by English criminals [...] Prop – a tie-pin.at prop, n.3
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 280: Slang used by English criminals [...] Ramp – public house.at ramp, n.3
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 280: Slang used by English criminals [...] A red lot – gold watch and chain.at red lot (and tackle) (n.) under red, adj.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 280: Slang used by English criminals [...] Shant – drunk.at shant, adj.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 280: Slang used by English criminals [...] Sparkle – jewelry.at sparkle, n.
Farewell, Mr Gangster! 280: Slang used by English criminals [...] Speiling [sic] – playing cards.at spieling, n.
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