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WAIL A NOTE ON
 talk to
source
 The Gasser
usage
 He sad down and he wailed up a note on Ferdinand the First to hip the cat that he's still giggin' for him.
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WAILIN' BOWS
 taking credit for something
source
  THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS
usage
 But digging it harder from afar we cannot take no wailin' bows . . .
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WANGED
 to be given a hard time, put through a lot of changes
source
 The Gasser
usage
 Your Majesty, I've been billed, willed and twilled, I've been flung, wanged and looned, but I never dug no jazz like this last riff you put me on.
  
  

WARRIOR STUD
 a soldier
source
  THE GASSER
usage
 He was a warrior stud for Ferdinand the First of Spain.
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WAX
 recorded music
source
  THE BAD-RAPPING OF THE MARQUIS DE SADE - KING OF THE BAD CATS
usage
 . . . and suck up a little good juice, and listen to some good wax and carry on a little bit . . .
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WHIP
 to do something quickly
source
  NERO
usage
 . . . 'cause he whip out his scratch pad, which the cat always carry with him.
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WHITE MICE MIDGET STYLE
 small and insignificant
source
 Scrooge
usage
 . . . he feels like a disrupted, small, disregarded and unclaimed white mice midget style. . .
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WHOLE GIG
 life
source
  THE GASSER
usage
 . . . and we were about to give up the whole gig when we ran into an Indian village.
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WIG
 a brain, a mind, a head, a face
source
 The Swingin' Pied Piper
usage
 No cat there could dig the stranger's wig.
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WIG BUBBLE
 an intriguing idea, thought or concept
source
  GOD'S OWN DRUNK
usage
 I'd like to do a little creative wig bubble for you . . .
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WIG STRETCH
 a very smart person or a complicated discipline that requires great intelligence
source
  THE HIP EINIE
usage
 He proceeded to lay back into the longest good in the history of that far-out wig stretch.
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WIGGAGE
 brain capacity, intelligence level
source
  THE HIP EINIE
usage
 Now here was a cat who carried so much wiggage he was gigless.
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WIGPHONE
 a radio receiver in a helmet
source
  BUCKLEY DESCRIBES FIRST JET RIDE
usage
 He sounds me through the wigphone clear and cool.
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WILD NON-STOP ETHEREA
 exotic, highly intriguing and indefinite cultural attributes
source
 The Hip Gan
usage
 . . . and all the great wild non-stop etherea that is Motha India.
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WILLED
 to be given a hard time, put through a lot of changes
source
 The Gasser
usage
 Your Majesty, I've been billed, willed and twilled, I've been flung, wanged and looned, but I never dug no jazz like this last riff you put me on.
  
  

WILLIE THE SHAKE
 William Shakespeare
source
 To Swing Or Not To Swing
usage
 They called him Willie the Shake because he . . . SHOOK! . . . everybody. They give him a nickel's worth of paper and five cents worth of ink and he sat down and wrote up such a breeze, when he got through, that's all there was, Jack, there wasn't no more.
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WINDOWS OF HIS SOUL
 the eyes
source
 The Nazz
usage
 . . . and he looked right down into the windows of his soul and he say to the little cat, he say "Straighten!"
  
  

WING
 the arm
source
  THE BAD-RAPPING OF THE MARQUIS DE SADE - KING OF THE BAD CATS
usage
 So she took his wing and started to make it to the pad.
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WING-FITTIN' STATION
 death's door
source
  THE GASSER
usage
 And the buddy cat that he's askin' to get straight is in very delicate condition indeed. He is not on the razor's edge; he's on the hone of the scone. That's a wing-fittin' station, y'understand . . .
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WIPEOUT
 murder
source
 The Ballad of Dan McGroo
usage
 And that's how it came to be history of a thing called "The Wipeout of Swingin' Danny McGroo"
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WITH IT
 being in a state of knowing what you are doing
source
  THE HIP EINIE
usage
 Well, I believe the cat's with it all the way.
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WORLD GRABBER
 a politician and/or military person that wants to dominate the world
source
  MARC ANTHONY'S FUNERAL ORATION
usage
 To be a world grabber a stiffer riff must be blown.
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WORTHY STUD
 a man with an esteemed public reputation
source
  MARC ANTHONY'S FUNERAL ORATION
usage
 Yea, so are they all worthy studs.
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