Why, that four-flusher wouldn't have the guts to take a job like this in a million years.

He had been made to look like a four-flusher.

"Shot off at the battle of Gettysburg, which he nearly lost for us, the four-flusher."

Anyone who wonders how this can be does not understand incumbents' temptation to play the four-flusher's hand in the political card game.

That old four-flusher's stacking his deck with your cards.

According to this book, Bert Hall was a four-flusher, a liar, and a deserter.

She's the solid stuff, Jake, all the way through, and you were never anything but a cheatin' tin-horn four-flusher."

"Go on with your act, your trickery, you faker, you four-flusher!"

"If I had that four-flusher here in this room, I'd give him a lacing that he would never forget!

"I've heard a lot of fool talk about this four-flusher they call The Shadow," said Flash, in an even tone.

He would announce that a character was a "real four-flusher"-followed by the sound of a toilet, flushing four times.

"You ain't got a cent, you four-flusher," he cried.

"A four-flusher - and a snooper, too.

"Just another four-flusher."

"That four-flusher shoot himself?

"You was always a four-flusher!'

But the disaffected Babbitt grumbled, "Four-flusher!

"Four-flusher!"

No, sir; Cyrus Vandergelt is no four-flusher."

He had long entertained the idea that Johnny Sutton was an overrated four-flusher, an impression he was determined to substantiate.

Mr. Coston called Mr. Dawson a pie-faced rubber-necked four-flusher.

Maybe you don't know how the creek turned out to be a four-flusher; but the prospects were good at the time, and Dave proceeded to build his cabin and hers.

Foley was later interviewed by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and claimed that Patrolman Stapleton was a liar and a "four-flusher".

"As it is," said Daugherty, "once we were in, that four-flusher Harvey and some of the others started talking about the smoke-filled room, pretending that they were the bosses.

McLendon especially attracted attention for his stern denunciations of French president Charles De Gaulle, whom he described as "an ungrateful four-flusher" who could "go straight to hell."

The Four Flusher is the name of an American comedy written in 1925.

Four flusher can also refer to a welcher, piker, or braggart.

A Popeye cartoon released in 1954 was titled "Floor Flusher", as a pun on four flusher.

In the 1948 film "Homecoming" starring Clark Gable, one of the characters calls Gable's character a "four flusher".

The Doobie Brothers included the song "Double Dealin' Four Flusher" in their 1975 album Stampede.

The first Governor of Oklahoma, Charles N. Haskell, denounced President and political opponent Theodore Roosevelt, calling him a "four flusher".

Credit Jim Shankman with the evening's best work as the racketeer Moe Axelrod - "a lazy four flusher who'd steal the glasses off a blind man."

Lee Tracy: A Motormouth, Ambulance Chasing, Four Flusher (TCM Movie Morlocks)

Paul Riser on "Take Me in Your Arm (Rock Me a Little While)", "Sweet Maxine" and "Double Dealin' Four Flusher"