THIRTY-TWO CALIBER, PEARL HANDLED—Phrase which must always be attached to the noun "revolver," unless otherwise ordered.
TOT—Any child under seven. In a pathetic story the adjective "tiny" must always be prefixed.
PLUCKY WOMAN—Any woman who did not scream.
HEROINE—Principal female character in any burglary story. Otherwise synonymous with "plucky woman," q.v.
PROMINENT CLUBMAN—Any bachelor leasing apartments at thirty dollars a month and upward. Also members of the Paul Kelley and Timothy D. Sullivan associations who happen to be arrested while wearing dress suits.
FATALLY INJURED—See "not expected to recover," above.
FASHIONABLE APARTMENT HOUSE—Any dwelling which has an elevator.
TODDLE—Verb applied to the walk of a tiny tot. See under "tot" for correct usage.
WELL DRESSED—Phrase always applied to a woman who, when arrested, is comparatively clean. Must be used in a story about a prominent clubman, q.v. as above.
SNUG SUM—Money.