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Baby - sweetheart; also denotes something of high value or respect Bank's closed - No kissing Bent - Drunk Bimbo - A tough guy Breezer - An open top satomobile Bum's rush - Ejection by force from an establishment Butt me - I'll take a cigarette

Cash - A kiss Check - A kiss saved for later Coffin Varnish - Sketchy bootleg liquor, but Shaozu also uses the word to refer to questionable drugs sold under the table 

Dirt eater - An earthbender   Doll / Dollface - A pretty lady  Dolled up - Dressed up Double-cross - Cheat or stab in the back Drugstore Cowboy - A well-dressed man who loiters in public areas trying to pick up women

Edge - Intoxication or a buzz  East Chop / West Chop - Similar to the Gatsby concept of East Egg versus West Egg, the two denote residential areas of new money (West) and old money (East). However, they can be used to describe people as well. For example, "He's a West Chop kinda guy" would mean that the subject comes from a family of new money or is one of the newly wealthy themself. 

Fire extinguisher - A chaperone (so Ming, basically) Flapper - The kind of ladies with short skirts and short cropped hair

Gasper - A cigarette Glad rags - Going out on the town clothes

Handcuff(ed) - An engagement ring / to be married

Iron - A satocycle

Level with me - Be honest Live wire - A lively person

Orchid - An expensive item

Packing heat - A firebender Pinch - To arrest 

Ritzy - Elegant

Speakeasy - A word used interchangeably bar or club Stuck on - Having a crush on