in one's book
good book
paper book
back of the book
throw the book at
in the middle of
as in
turn the page
look into
use to
come into
for it
take the L
fake book
just so
on the
look through
coined name
as it is
read the mail
look to
go at
get in
hold it
to the brim
quite good
in a cleft stick
right man
see things
good for someone
put through
in the pocket
shit on
get the memo
original character
very well
is it
on the wagon
cold reading
take a stab at
good and
get it on
first thing
they say
in despite of
walk through
ever so
as well as
just as well
find in
blue book
get it
go astray
built different
have one's eye on
hold onto
put it to
in the field
by oneself
cling to
in view of
first hand
keep in
get onto
you know
main character
family jewels
any more
come hither
hunting cat
shotgun marriage
get used
come through
haul out
as it were
go in
piece of shit
go towards
legally binding
let on
new name
take with
this much
go amiss
I see you
people's
old-fashioned look
talk to
for you
devil's grip
come up
get on to
term out
in the room
come with
come for
direct registering
take it
your man

English words for 'Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see in, one's, book.'

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