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mushfake noun to manufacture in defiance of prison rules and prohibitions US A term originally applied to the makeshift repair of umbrellas.- Mush-faking was the major industry within the prison. It was the manufacture of gadgets such as cigarette holders and lighers and jewel boxes and rings and pins and similar items from old bones, toothbrush handles, copper coins, and coin crowns. — Chester Himes, Cast the First Stone, p. 80, 1952
- — Troy Harris, A Booklet of Criminal Argot, Cant and Jargon, 1976
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