American Diner Lingo

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An Angel on Horseback    is American Diner Lingo for    An Oyster Rolled in Bacon on Toast

The Angel    is American Diner Lingo for    The Sandwich Maker The person, not the machine.

An Atlanta Special    is American Diner Lingo for    A Coca-cola Drink

B & B    is American Diner Lingo for    Bread and Butter

A Beef Stick    is American Diner Lingo for    A Bone

Billiard    is American Diner Lingo for    Buttermilk

Birdseed    is American Diner Lingo for    Breakfast

A Blonde With Sand    is American Diner Lingo for    Coffee With Cream and Sugar

Bloodhounds on an Island    is American Diner Lingo for    Franks and Beans

Blowout Patches    is American Diner Lingo for    Pancakes

A BLT    is American Diner Lingo for    A Bacon, Lettuce, and Tomato Sandwich

A Bowl of Red    is American Diner Lingo for    A Bowl of Chili Con Carne

Bronx Vanilla    is American Diner Lingo for    Garlic

The Bubble Dancer    is American Diner Lingo for    The Dishwasher The person, not the machine.

A Bucket of Cold Mud    is American Diner Lingo for    A Bowl of Chocolate Ice Cream

A Burn the British    is American Diner Lingo for    A Toasted English Muffin

Cackle Fruit    is American Diner Lingo for    Eggs

China    is American Diner Lingo for    Rice Pudding

CJ Boston    is American Diner Lingo for    Cream Cheese and Jelly

Cow Feed    is American Diner Lingo for    A Salad

Cow Paste    is American Diner Lingo for    Butter

Creep    is American Diner Lingo for    Draft Beer

A Deadeye    is American Diner Lingo for    A Poached Egg

A Dog and Maggot    is American Diner Lingo for    A Cracker and Cheese

A Dog Biscuit    is American Diner Lingo for    A Cracker

Dog Soup    is American Diner Lingo for    A Glass of Water

A Dusty Miller    is American Diner Lingo for    Chocolate Pudding Sprinkled With Powdered Malt

Eve With a Moldy Lid    is American Diner Lingo for    Apple Pie With a Slice of Cheese

A Fifty-five    is American Diner Lingo for    A Glass of Root Beer

A First Lady    is American Diner Lingo for    Spare Ribs Eve was made from Adam's spare rib

Fish Eyes    is American Diner Lingo for    Tapioca Pudding

Flop Two    is American Diner Lingo for    Two Fried Eggs over Easy

Frenchman’s Delight    is American Diner Lingo for    Pea Soup This probably should have been referred to by diner linguists as "Québecois delight".

Frog Sticks    is American Diner Lingo for    French Fries

A Groundhog    is American Diner Lingo for    A Hot Dog

Hail    is American Diner Lingo for    Ice

Hemorrhage    is American Diner Lingo for    Ketchup

A High and Dry    is American Diner Lingo for    A Plain Sandwich Without Butter, Mayo, or Lettuce

A Hockey Puck    is American Diner Lingo for    A Hamburger, Well Done

Hot Top    is American Diner Lingo for    Hot Chocolate

Houseboat    is American Diner Lingo for    A Banana Split Made With Ice Cream and Sliced Bananas

Hug One    is American Diner Lingo for    A Glass of Orange Juice

Irish Turkey    is American Diner Lingo for    Corned Beef and Cabbage

Jack Benny    is American Diner Lingo for    Cheese With Bacon

Joe    is American Diner Lingo for    Coffee

The Lady Bug    is American Diner Lingo for    The Fountain Man

A Life Preserver    is American Diner Lingo for    A Doughnut

Looseners    is American Diner Lingo for    Prunes

Love’s Apples    is American Diner Lingo for    Tomatoes

Lumber    is American Diner Lingo for    A Toothpick

Magoo    is American Diner Lingo for    Custard Pie

Maiden's Delight    is American Diner Lingo for    Cherries

Mike and Ike    is American Diner Lingo for    Salt and Pepper Shakers

A Million on a Platter    is American Diner Lingo for    A Plate of Baked Beans

Mississippi Mud    is American Diner Lingo for    Mustard

Moo Juice    is American Diner Lingo for    Milk

A Murphy    is American Diner Lingo for    A Potato Refers to the Irish diet of potatoes

A Mystery in the Alley    is American Diner Lingo for    A Side Order of Hash

Nervous Pudding    is American Diner Lingo for    Jello

Noah’s Boy    is American Diner Lingo for    A Slice of Ham

One from the Alps    is American Diner Lingo for    A Swiss Cheese Sandwich

Pope Benedict    is American Diner Lingo for    Eggs Benedict

Quail    is American Diner Lingo for    Hungarian Goulash

Rabbit Food    is American Diner Lingo for    Lettuce

A Radio    is American Diner Lingo for    A Tuna Salad Sandwich on Toast

A Raft    is American Diner Lingo for    Toast

Sea Dust    is American Diner Lingo for    Salt

A Sleigh Ride Special    is American Diner Lingo for    A Vanilla Pudding

SOS    is American Diner Lingo for    Creamed Chipped Beef on Toast

The Soup Jockey    is American Diner Lingo for    The Waitress

A Spot With a Twist    is American Diner Lingo for    A Cup of Tea With Lemon

Stack    is American Diner Lingo for    An Order of Pancakes

S**t on a Shingle    is American Diner Lingo for    Minced Beef With Gravy on Toast

Vermont    is American Diner Lingo for    Maple Syrup

Warts    is American Diner Lingo for    Olives

A Well-dressed Diner    is American Diner Lingo for    Codfish

Whiskey    is American Diner Lingo for    Rye Bread

Whistleberries    is American Diner Lingo for    Baked Beans

A White Cow    is American Diner Lingo for    A Vanilla Milkshake

Wreath    is American Diner Lingo for    Cabbage

Wreck ‘em    is American Diner Lingo for    Scrambled Eggs

Yum Yum    is American Diner Lingo for    Sugar

A Zeppelin    is American Diner Lingo for    A Sausage

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