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He sang in a language that he often called Vout or O'Rooney, which is a language that if you listen closely has little, teeny tiny bits of Japanese and Spanish, and once in while even a little bit of Yiddish.
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He sang in a language that he often called Vout or O'Rooney, which is a language that if you listen closely has little, teeny tiny bits of Japanese and Spanish, and once in while even a little bit of Yiddish.
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He sang in a language that he often called Vout or O'Rooney, which is a language that if you listen closely has little, teeny tiny bits of Japanese and Spanish, and once in while even a little bit of Yiddish.
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He sang in a language that he often called Vout or O'Rooney, which is a language that if you listen closely has little, teeny tiny bits of Japanese and Spanish, and once in while even a little bit of Yiddish.
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My thanks to Carrie Vout for pointing out this last example to me.
Caesars’ Wives Annelise Freisenbruch 2010
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All three were also kind enough to read and comment on individual chapters of this book, as did Christopher Kelly and Caroline Vout.
Caesars’ Wives Annelise Freisenbruch 2010
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Slim Gaillard's Vout dictionary: jazz hipster argot from the 30s
Boing Boing 2008
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He popularized a 'Hipster's Argot' called 'Vout' which is present in lots of his recordings.
Boing Boing 2008
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See Vout 2007, 18 on the power differential in male sexual relations.
Caesars’ Wives Annelise Freisenbruch 2010
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Should you be successful in reaching his court or camp, your possession of these gems will be needful to attach credit to Vout mission; a purpose for which they would be less necessary to me, who can refer to other circumstances under which
Anne of Geierstein 2008
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