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one-lung

American  
[wuhn-luhng] / ˈwʌnˌlʌŋ /
Or one-lunged

adjective

  1. having or equipped with only one lung.

  2. Slang. (of an engine, automobile, etc.) having only one cylinder.


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Haunting the "Bloody Sixth" Ward with notebook in hand, Harrigan transplanted New York lowlife to the stage to the immense delight of such real-life prototypes in the peanut gallery as One-Lung Pete, Slobbery Jack and Jake the Oyster.

From Time Magazine Archive

Printed in Broadcasting the letter told of a little "one-lung outfit," KODK, whose tiny transmitter made a welcome whistle in lonely Fort Greely on Kodiak Island.

From Time Magazine Archive

Visualized by scooter-makers is a flourishing trade in which one-lung puddle-jumpers will be used for messenger service, light deliveries, transportation of commuters from home to railroad station and back.

From Time Magazine Archive

Last summer Richard built himself a one-lung automobile in the basement shop.

From Time Magazine Archive

Six wrenches and a screwdriver and a one-lung pump!

From Project Gutenberg