license Tiger milk: Some sort of liquor Tighten the screws: Put pressure on somebody Tin: Badge Tip a few: To have a few drinks Tomato: Pretty woman Tooting the wrong ringer: Asking the wrong person Torpedoes: Gunmen Trap: Mouth Trigger man: Man whose job is to use a gun Trouble boys: Gangsters Twist: Woman Two bits: $25, or 25 cents U Under glass: In jail W Weak sister: A push-over Wear iron: Carry a gun Wet: Place where liquor is available or person who is in favor of legal alcohol sales Whale: Heavy drinker Wise head: A smart person Wooden kimono: A coffin Wop: derogatory term for an Italian Worker, as in "She sizes up as a worker": A woman who takes a guy for his money Wrong gee: Not a good fellow Wrong number: Not a good fellow Y Ya Follow: do you understand
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