Boodies [noun]

And as for Nat Boody, whose stories he once listened to admiringly, what a scrubby personage he has become in his eye!

The Boody tavern-keeper has long since disappeared; no teams wheel up with the old dash at the doors of the Eagle Tavern.

While she poured coffee into the cups on the kitchen table, Robinson cornered Norm Boody and led him into the living room.

Mrs. Boody, a grey headed, smiling woman who looked as though she might be anyone's mother, came in with two steaming cups.

He climbed the steps to the kitchen and walked in quietly behind Mrs. Boody, who was bent over the kitchen stove.

Norm Boody, a well fed duplicate of Slim Summerville, was clad in a heavy overcoat drawn over a flannel night-shirt.

The tall, fair damsel holding the coffee pot is Norma, Mrs. Boody's best assistant housekeeper and daughter.

Katey and Boody Dedalus shoved in the door of the closesteaming kitchen.

Norm Boody gulped from the bottle, choked and spewed the whiskey on the snow.

Mrs. Boody looked worn and tired, as though she hadn't slept.