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You Should Worry cap. 6: All I can see is Theodore, the colored gardener, walking across lots with a sack of flour on his back!at across lots, phr.
You Should Worry cap. 6: All I can see is Theodore, the colored gardener, walking across lots with a sack of flour on his back! You Should Worry cap. 10: It’s no secret conclave of the Anvil Association when I whisper them wise.at anvil chorus, n.
You Should Worry cap. 2: As the Benzine Buggy was about to fall upon the quarreling man and wife Uncle Gilbert squeezed a couple of hoarse ‘Toot toots’ from the horn.at benzine buggy, n.
You Should Worry cap. 9: I had sneezed myself into a condition of pale blue profanity.at blue, adj.3
You Should Worry cap. 1: We're not a couple of Patsys with the pumps! We can learn enough in two lessons to make good in this Boob community.at boob, adj.
You Should Worry cap. 7: That’s our cue to grab a choo-choo and breeze out to Uncle Peter Grant's farm and bungalow in the wilds of Westchester.at breeze, v.1
You Should Worry 44: Then the Buzz Buggy turned around and barked at them, and with an excited wag of its tail scooted for home.at buzz buggy (n.) under buzz, n.
You Should Worry cap. 1: Into the next room came Alice and Peaches and sat down for their usual cackle.at cackle, n.
You Should Worry cap. 6: The proper and up-to-date caper in connection with taking snap-shots these days is to buy a developing outfit.at caper, n.2
You Should Worry cap. 1: In the meantime Bunch and I had passed away. ‘It's [i.e. a plan to take Tango lessons] cold turkey,’ I whispered.at cold turkey, adj.
You Should Worry cap. 1: Mr. Schwartz has a fad for collecting apartment houses. He owns the largest assortment of People Coops in the city.at coop, n.1
You Should Worry Ch. 5: Stevie rubbered acrobatically with the result that he upset a glass of ice water down the waiter’s neck [...] It cost me a dollar to bring the dish-dragger back to earth.at dish-dragger (n.) under dish, n.1
You Should Worry cap. 7: The old Dutch had her eye on Herman Schulz, and finally married him.at Dutch, n.1
You Should Worry cap. 8: Teddy talks slang something fierce.at fierce, adv.
You Should Worry cap. 10: Say! did you ever stray away from home of an evening and go to one of those parlor riots?at fight, n.
You Should Worry cap. 3: It never struck me that I had to take a course in French before entering the Builtfast hunger foundry.at foundry, n.
You Should Worry cap. 1: You can always count on Bunch having a few freak ideas in the belfry where he keeps his butterflies.at freak, adj.
You Should Worry cap. 8: I’m a slob on that auction bridge thing [...] but I’ll do the advice gag if it chokes me.at gag, n.
You Should Worry cap. 5: Dike carefully closed one eye and focussed the other on her. [...] Then he turned the open gig-lamp on me and began again.at gig-lamps, n.
You Should Worry cap. 4: When Hep got a flash of these two his goat kicked down the door of its box-stall and began cavorting all over the Western Hemisphere.at goat, n.1
You Should Worry cap. 1: His capacity for storing away free liquids was awe-inspiring and a sin. [...] Nobody ever saw Ikey at high tide.at high tide (n.) under high, adj.1
You Should Worry cap. 1: His capacity for storing away free liquids was awe-inspiring and a sin. I think Ikey must have been hollow from the neck to the ankles.at hollow-legged, adj.
You Should Worry Ch. 1: Are you James to the possibilities?at james (to), adj.
You Should Worry cap. 3: Say, Mike! [...] tip us off to a quiet bunch of eating that will fit a couple of appetites just out seeing the sights.at Mike, n.
You Should Worry cap. 1: It seemed to me that a hundred iron men in advance was a nifty little price for two lessons.at nifty, adj.
You Should Worry cap. 3: A perpetual reception committee to a frowsy-headed Slavonian exile demanding $35 per and nix on the washing.at nix, adv.
You Should Worry cap. 1: We're not a couple of Patsys with the pumps! We can learn enough in two lessons to make good in this Boob community.at patsy, n.1
You Should Worry cap. 5: He [...] hikes for a pickle parlor and begins to festoon his system with hops.at pickle parlor (n.) under pickle, n.
You Should Worry cap. 9: The good old pill-pusher threw his saws behind the sofa [...] and took a fall out of my pulse.at pill-pusher (n.) under pill, n.
You Should Worry cap. 1: Not one of this push out here knows a thing about the Tango.at push, n.
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