gunsel

Maybe, just maybe, he was getting too old for the gunsel life.

You're attracting every gunsel in ten states into our town."

The third gunsel swung his weapon around to me but held off firing.

Gunsel became league treasurer in 1956, holding the post until his retirement ten years later.

The gunsel, still on the wagon seat, shouted, "Hey, what about me?

The driver turned and aimed with Frog's gun and shot the gunsel through the head.

It was dumb gunsel thinking, but Oscar was in no mood to offer his help more than once.

Don't get me wrong, Felix Leech was a cheap gunsel.

He shot the gunsel holding Alma.

League Treasurer Austin Gunsel was named interim commissioner for the rest of the season.

The gunsel had tensed.

Gunsel may refer to:

That vowel would not yield the first vowel of gunsel, hence a Yiddish origin for it is doubtful.

Across from Smalley, the gunsel was holding his loose slacks with one hand, clenching and opening the other convulsively.

Major bus operators like "Gunsel" and "Avtolux" also act as parcel service through their wide regional network.

Some years ago I read that the first use of gunsel was attributed to Max Brand, a successful writer of Western stories and books.

Austin Gunsel, then the N.F.L. treasurer, was also rejected by the owners.

Austin Gunsel (1959-1960)

Gunsel was soon dropped from consideration in favor of Baltimore Colts general manager Don Kellett.

"Gunsel and Gretel" (2001)

Harley Slaughter was no trained seal with wholly predictable moves, but a trailwise gunsel who had jumped bail from a capital offense.

Gunsel died at Lankenau Hospital in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania.

He tossed them both to the third gunsel, then sidled between two crates and walked over to where the Chevy, in one of its many incarnations, was parked.