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Examples
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Jones described herself as a strip-tease artist, which was not strictly true (she had given one unsuccessful performance in this line); and declared that she wanted to do something dangerous, like being a gun-moll.
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"A dip -- pickpocket -- and his girl, or gun-moll, as they call them," translated Kennedy.
The Dream Doctor 1908
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"Say, do you and your gun-moll want to pick up a piece of change to get that mouthpiece I heard you talking about?"
The Dream Doctor 1908
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Jones described herself as a strip-tease artist, which was not strictly true (she had given one unsuccessful performance in this line); and declared that she wanted to do something dangerous, “like being a gun-moll.”
Collected Essays 1900
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“I don’t got time to be gallivanting off to Sydney,” says Frances, savoring her new gun-moll grammar, “I got things to do.”
Fall On Your Knees Macdonald Ann-Marie 1996
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“I don’t got time to be gallivanting off to Sydney,” says Frances, savoring her new gun-moll grammar, “I got things to do.”
Fall On Your Knees Macdonald Ann-Marie 1996
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