Brown stone front.

Porter house steak.

—www.wordorigins.org, Diner Slang.

Red lead.

Ketchup.

—www.wordorigins.org, Diner Slang.

Red, white, and blue.

Mixed ice cream.

—www.wordorigins.org, Diner Slang.

Sea dust.

Salt.

—www.wordorigins.org, Diner Slang.

Snowstorm, in a.

With powdered sugar.

—www.wordorigins.org, Diner Slang.

Sunny side up.

Eggs fried on one side.

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—www.wordorigins.org, Diner Slang.

White wings.

Sunny side up, fried eggs.

—www.wordorigins.org, Diner Slang.

Whitewing.

Egg.

—www.wordorigins.org, Diner Slang.

White cow.

Vanilla milkshake.
—www.hamiltonbeach.com, Soda Jerk Jargon.

Black and white.

A chocolate soda with vanilla ice cream.

—Soda jerk jargon, early 20th century; Marilyn Powell, Ice Cream: The Delicious History, 2006.