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A local freight train. It may also carry passengers.

An old term for a caboose.

Two fried eggs on toast. “Wreck 'em” if they are scrambled. “With their eyes open,” if not.

The encountering of danger, exciting and deangerious undertaking

Someone who travels alone rather than with other tramps.

Alcohol.

A clear track in a railroad yard.

Fried or stewed liver. Too costly now for hobos.

“Walk at a leisurely pace” (because, one imagines, of its similarity to the word “amble”), to ambulate is simply to walk.