1- Perhaps the first daily cartoon strip. Depicted the title characters, one tall and thin, the other short and stocky, who were basically average guys. Set the standards for the likes of Abbott and Costello.
2- Two people who bear a resemblence to the above.
3- Another term for the "good cop, bad cop" routine.
4- Cockney rhyming slang for "deaf".
2- Two people who bear a resemblence to the above.
3- Another term for the "good cop, bad cop" routine.
4- Cockney rhyming slang for "deaf".
1- "Didja read today's Mutt and Jeff?"
2- "Hey, look at Mutt and Jeff!"
3- "Aw, Sarg, cut out the Mutt and Jeff routine."
4- "Whaddya mean, ya didn't 'ear? Are ya Mutt and Jeff?"
2- "Hey, look at Mutt and Jeff!"
3- "Aw, Sarg, cut out the Mutt and Jeff routine."
4- "Whaddya mean, ya didn't 'ear? Are ya Mutt and Jeff?"
by Phil February 10, 2003
'Mutt & Jeff' is a fictional comic strip by Fisher; 'twas originally called 'A. Mutt'; for Jim Jeffries (Jeff) had not appeared yet.
George: 'Gilbert, would you like to see "Mutt & Jeff"; 'tis a bout Agustus Mutt and Jim Jeffries!'
Gilbert: 'Hey, so George, I'm supposed tuh be mean; so darn da NO!'
Gilbert: 'Hey, so George, I'm supposed tuh be mean; so darn da NO!'
by A Man Whom Just Submitted March 23, 2022