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Gas-House McGinty 358: He ain’t the ace that you were.at ace, n.
Gas-House McGinty 358: He ain’t the ace that you were. Gas-House McGinty 16: Well, Mac, ole boy, ole boy, how they hittin’ today.at how (are) you hitting them?, phr.
Gas-House McGinty 50: Kiss mine, Gas-House, Lapp said.at kiss my arse!, excl.
Gas-House McGinty 349: I’ll bet as sure as Christ made green apples that he’ll go off his bean.at sure as God made little (green) apples under sure as..., phr.
Gas-House McGinty 42: The Old Man is as thick as dough.at thick as..., adj.
Gas-House McGinty 204: Gwan, you baguh ... snarled Billy.at bag, n.1
Gas-House McGinty 196: Hit the ball I said [...] you dirty Dutchman, hit the ball!at hit the ball, v.
Gas-House McGinty 202: We hit the ball here in the daytime.at hit the ball, v.
Gas-House McGinty 188: Balloon-belly, sneered Mulroy.at balloon-belly (n.) under balloon, n.
Gas-House McGinty 316: You balloon-head, you got yours comin’!at balloon-head (n.) under balloon, n.
Gas-House McGinty 46: My kid’s two years old and he’s smarter than these barbers.at barber, n.1
Gas-House McGinty 99: Mame gave him a bat in the snoot.at bat, n.2
Gas-House McGinty 349: I’ll bet as sure as Christ made green apples that he’ll go off his bean.at off one’s bean (adj.) under bean, n.1
Gas-House McGinty 91: Josephine, I forbid you to speak to that beast of a man.at beast, n.
Gas-House McGinty 190: What about that beef trust you got for a wife?at beef trust (n.) under beef, n.1
Gas-House McGinty 126: He hoped that O’Brien and Mulroney wouldn’t blab out their wise jokes that weren’t funny.at blab, v.
Gas-House McGinty 187: How yuh like ’em, blubber?at blubber, n.2
Gas-House McGinty 187: Hell of a nerve you got, calling any one blubber-head. That’s just what you are, a blubber-head.at blubber-head (n.) under blubber, n.2
Gas-House McGinty 118: You’re in the booby-hatch now.at booby-hatch, n.
Gas-House McGinty 180: Jesus, every one of us get it rammed up our brown before we’re through.at brown, n.
Gas-House McGinty 18: I’m gonna take a little walk and keep away from the bull session.at bull session, n.
Gas-House McGinty 354: Jake Schaeffer, he yells ... I smell manure somewhere. Cunningham burns up.at burn up, v.
Gas-House McGinty 223: I sure got a big business to do, said Casy. They laughed.at business, n.
Gas-House McGinty 195: Boy, if I had a wife like Porky’s got [...] I’d tie the can to her.at tie a can to (v.) under can, n.1
Gas-House McGinty 36: He got canned. Was caught on duty with his pants down.at catch someone with their pants down (v.) under catch, v.1
Gas-House McGinty 87: You’ll be the big-hand Charlie and feel sorry for every Tom, Dick, and Harry who doesn’t care whether your’re living or dead. Such a man!at charlie, n.2
Gas-House McGinty 68: I want to see places [...] and after I get that back pay, I’m checkin’ out.at check out, v.1
Gas-House McGinty 186: You know first crack out of the box on the night me and my wife got married, we connected.at connect, v.
Gas-House McGinty 81: He hoped that all these people looking at him [...] didn’t think that he was trying to gyp the connie out of a lousy nickel!at connie, n.
Gas-House McGinty 266: You’re Francis, the one and only original coose man. Before Adam laid bricks with Eve, you was.at cooze, n.
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