Document 6.9: Dictionary
Another sheet of paper was stuck inside a dictionary, the librarian explains. "It was quite annoying! He'd written, 'It seemed that a word dropped out sometimes, and the librarian always looked for it,' but I just know he meant 'seems', 'drops', and 'looks'. Based on where he stuck the paper, he apparently wanted the first word after 'three-quarter-length,' but I have no idea what it is.
"In his frustration, he must have written a bunch of his own definitions. I guess some people just have their own way of speaking."
- boss:
- What a definition can do
- holly:
- What the Fonz does in his garden
- cheerio:
- Show enthusiasm for Toledo and its surroundings
- gal:
- What a Katmandu fan might shout
- crick:
- Pulling a nickel from behind someone's ear, e.g.
- hinting:
- Ranting about a stereo system
- doper:
- One who harvests Pekingese
- cask:
- What they did to fill the role of Columbo
- calm:
- Rings up Laura Petrie, briefly
- moony:
- "The suit turned out to be polyester, not wool," say?
- ford:
- Where your strong point runs out
- hearings:
- Give new hope to McCartney and his band
- limps:
- The fleet from Peru
- pastime:
- The Big Book of Glue
- boo:
- German IT executive
- menorah:
- Scripture for a Jewish standing stone
- carry:
- An attempt to lurch
- jeering:
- Moishe Kaplan coming in
- boson:
- Heir to a cooking oil fortune?
- forms:
- Feature of five octopi
- faring:
- Field trip to see crops
- distress:
- What a plate sleeps on
- leis:
- "Kareem, meet the King"
- rack:
- Where a marathon branches
- dub:
- The sphere you must attend to
- boon:
- Poach a great cat?
- Mario:
- Mother of a Canadian province
- sup:
- The Koran, sent by computer?
- shack:
- Bed for actor Martin
- peat:
- Annoy an anti-slavery insurrection leader
- pare:
- "No, really, it was a fun evening...really."
- ton:
- Root vegetable on the network
- who:
- What O.J. wanted to do to the judge
- light:
- Evening for a real estate charge
- cape:
- Walking stick, candy, or sugar
- Weston:
- Boston suburb in the rain
- elite:
- Result of a hurried Kazan film
- loot:
- Promiscuous newt
- hat:
- Standing in the doorway
- pal:
- Like an electric mermaid
- dame:
- I hate this flute!
- lash:
- A final Middle English letter
- lodge:
- Hint to finding minerals
- pass:
- Where to find twos
- whey:
- "Someone's at the door, dear" response
- rap:
- January time for seizing unpaid-for cars
- puck:
- Get rid of Nolte
- fire:
- Increase the financial penalty
- stitch:
- Aspiration's stand-in for dangerous words
- goose:
- Blushing (only prettier)
- abuse:
- Better than Calliope
- mire:
- Drop your pants at Ireland
- polk:
- Those like Winnie
- eke:
- Eisenhower, fielding for Montreal
- dorm:
- Resist gelling
- lint:
- Active exhaust point
- deaf:
- Redwine's lawn
- tube:
- Place for coffee and polka music
- scram:
- What to do when your trolley gets dirty
- grog:
- What they celebrate St. Patrick's day with in San Francisco
- shale:
- What they'll do if New Haven ends up underwater
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