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lobbygow
[lob-ee-gou]
noun
an errand boy, as formerly in the Chinatown section of a city.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of lobbygow1
Example Sentences
McGill is a terrible lobbygow, But he’s drawing a regular shortstop’s pay; He romps around like a crippled cow And shows the speed of a two-ton dray.
The Sir stuff," says I. "Just because I'm behind the ground glass instead of the brass rail don't make me a sacred being, or you a lobbygow, does it?
Oh, well," he yawned, "you're on this case, and I'm only your lobbygow; so I suppose I've got to let it go at that.
Her bosom also was bare, for the lobbygow had searched there, also.
She had been so engrossed in following the lobbygow that it was with a start that she realized that he had entered Muller's.
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