1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: Hello, mammy. Well, gummer, how they hittin’ today?at how (are) you hitting them?, phr.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I ii: You keep hangin’ ’round my Sal and first thing ya know you’ll have us in bad, too.at in bad under bad, adj.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: This classy little chicken, that has driven me clean bugs, is no other than the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Best English.at drive (someone) bugs (v.) under bugs, adj.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I i: Here’s hopin’ I don’t get bumped before the week is out.at bump, v.1
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I i: If I get fired here, I’m sure enough goin’ to get canned there!at can, v.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: This classy little chicken, that has driven me clean bugs, is no other than the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Best English.at chicken, n.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: Well now, Mommer, let’s cut the comedy.at cut the comedy (v.) under comedy, n.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. III i: I can’t never cut the mustard with a home like I’ve got!at cut the mustard, v.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. III i: Don’t you see that I’m in a deuce of a fix.at deuce, the, phr.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: He has had to keep dishin’ out change for Jemmy.at dish (out), v.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I i: Gosh a’ mighty, it’s swell to be a butler for a bunch of highbrows.at gosh-almighty! (excl.) under gosh, n.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: Yer father, Ig, has been trying for twenty years to get in with them folks an’ here you do it without half trying.at half, adv.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I i: Heck! Sometimes I wish I was back [...] hashin’ out hamburgers.at hash, v.1
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I i: Heck! Sometimes I wish I was back [...] hashin’ out hamburgers.at heck!, excl.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: Hello, mammy. Well, gummer, how they hittin’ today? On all four?at hit on all cylinders (v.) under hit, v.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: I got a date tonight with the swellest little jane in this town — a regular good little pal — a humdinger — a peach!at humdinger, n.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I ii: Why don’t ya try and make up to ’em. Kid ’em along an’ get the coin.at kid along (v.) under kid, v.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: I got a date tonight with the swellest little jane in this town — a regular good little pal — a humdinger — a peach!at little pal (n.) under little, adj.
1920 Robert J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I ii: Why don’t ya try and make up to ’em. Kid ’em along an’ get the coin.at make up to (v.) under make, v.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I ii: Him and me’ll mix some day. You see if we don’t.at mix, v.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. II i: Are you all sitting pretty now? Shall I shoot?at sitting pretty, adj.
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I i: After all the shaggin’ I’ve done around this here town, I’ll be chased clean around the block if I ain’t got the swellest job I seen yet!at shag, v.2
1920 R.J. Fry Salvation of Jemmy Sl. I ii: The orchestra plays the swellest jazz ya ever shook yer foot to.at shake a leg (v.) under shake, v.