pulk n.— «Not such an easy feat when you are moving forward on skis pulling a sled—or pulk, as it is called—with 140 pounds of weight to simulate all the food and equipment that must travel with each polar explorer.» —“Lawyer learns to keep cool in...
black-coat n.— «The “black-coats” as the lawyers are being affectionately called these days, have never shown this kind of unity, nor this temerity, before.» —by Masud Alam in Islamabad, Pakistan BBC News (United Kingdom) Mar. 17, 2007. (source:...
dump truck n. a lawyer seen as too willing to plead cases, especially a public defender. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
dump truck n.— «Mr. Minkin is what some drug lawyers deride as a “dump truck,” an attorney whose clients plead guilty and cooperate. Indeed, the 59-year-old Mr. Minkin says he is “second to none in…knowing how to make deals.”» —“Drug Lawyer Offers...
bolo
v.— «A second soldier also blew it (or, in Army parlance, “Boloed it”. As in Bolo.» —“The Lawyer” by majorsamuel The Kosovo Kronichles Dec. 18, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
noisy withdrawal n.— «“Noisy withdrawal”—where lawyers are required if necessary to resign with notice to the SEC where there has been a serious breach of securities law.» —“Let me in, I’m a lawyer” by Jon Robbins Independent (U.K.) May 10, 2004...
