square john

slang An honest, respectable, and law-abiding man. Used primarily in criminal and prison communities. The key is to find some square john to take the fall for you when the feds finally catch on to the scheme. I know you can't understand how I can sleep at night doing what I do. But see, I look at a square john like you, a slave to your work and your mortgage, and I think you're the crazy one.

square apple

verb

See square john

square john

and square apple

n. someone who obeys the rules; a square. Fred is a square john. There’s no point in worrying about him. I look like a square john, but I’m really quite a devil.

词组	square john
释义	square john square john slang An honest, respectable, and law-abiding man. Used primarily in criminal and prison communities. The key is to find some square john to take the fall for you when the feds finally catch on to the scheme. I know you can't understand how I can sleep at night doing what I do. But see, I look at a square john like you, a slave to your work and your mortgage, and I think you're the crazy one. See also: john, square Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. square apple verb See square john See also: apple, square square john and square apple n. someone who obeys the rules; a square. Fred is a square john. There’s no point in worrying about him. I look like a square john, but I’m really quite a devil. See also: john, square McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: square apple square john broad square-john broad an honest buck jump smooth make an honest buck earn an honest buck on the up and up be on the up and up on the up-and-up References in periodicals archive DB Euston Square John Gosden Newmarket, Wednesday, April 15 Was held up at the back and came with a fine run down the outside to take third under a hands-andheels ride. Analysis notebook; Eyecatching performances noted by our expert race analysts The JHS, reflecting the dominant casework approach of social work, relied mainly on individual counseling of male and female "rounders." To keep their clients out of jail, counselors attempted to persuade them to cut their ties with the drug culture and join the world of the "square johns." The brief final chapter also deals with a Vancouver topic--the controversy over treatment methods in the 1950s and early 1960s. Jailed for Possession: Illegal Drug Use, Regulation, and Power in Canada, 1920-1961
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