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Jargon Book 3: Baby—A pet name.at baby, n.
Jargon Book 3: Baby—A pet name. Jargon Book 3: Back up—Do not tell any more of that stuff to me.at back up, v.1
Jargon Book 4: Barbary Coast—A district in San Francisco, Calif.at Barbary Coast, n.
Jargon Book 27: Pulled a bloomer – a joke.at bloomer, n.2
Jargon Book 4: Big Boat – A large automobile.at boat, n.1
Jargon Book 6: Butch – A news dealer on railroad trains.at butcher, n.2
Jargon Book 8: Chickie – A young girl.at chickie, n.
Jargon Book 10: Decorate – To give another a black eye or a cut face.at decorate, v.
Jargon Book 11: Eagle Eye—A detective.at eagle eye, n.
Jargon Book 14: G.B. – Grand Bounce.at g.b., n.1
Jargon Book 14: Gap – to look.at gap, v.
Jargon Book 16: Gun wading [sic]—White bread.at gun-wadding (n.) under gun, n.1
in Jargon Book.at ham, n.4
Jargon Book 16: Happy Dust – Cocaine.at happy dust (n.) under happy, adj.
Jargon Book 16: Hay-foot – a farmer.at hayfoot (n.) under hay, n.
Jargon Book 21: Lush Roller — One who robs drunken men.at lush roller (n.) under lush, n.1
Jargon Book 26: Pokey, a jail.at pokey, n.2
Jargon Book 15: Grand Quay – State prison.at grand quay (n.) under quay, n.
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