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blue ticket
noun- a one-way train or bus ticket given by the police to criminals whose presence in town is no longer deemed acceptable US
- If your past did catch up with you, the police were more than happy to buy you a “blue ticket,” the term used to describe the one way passages they’d purchase to send shady characters back to wherever they’d come from. — Kim Rich, Johnny’s Girl, p. 53, 1993
- a discharge from the US armed services as “unsuitable for military service” US
- — Linda Reinberg, In the Field, p. 25, 1991
- a one-way ticket out of Alaska US
- — Mike Doogan, How to Speak Alaskan, p. 14, 1993
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